Fishing for Comments...
This post isn't for all of you experienced bloggers out there. This is for my friends and family who have been too shy to add comments to my articles.
Or, perhaps, they don't know they can leave comments. At the end of each post, there is the word "comment" with a number beside it. If you click there, you can post comments. I know you want to. You don't have to have a blog to leave a comment. You can leave a comment and just add your name to the end so I know which of my smart-ass friends or family left me a note.
I know that Stu and Roger and Terry, at the very least, have plenty to say and you've all been uncharacteristically quiet online. The world (well, one guy in London, one woman in Canada and one girl in The Netherlands) is waiting to meet you!
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Warchild
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I like New Orleans. I like the Rock & Bowl, homemade jambalya, and even alligator tail. In the right mood I even like the French Quarter and the stupid hustles.
Beaumont is cool too. I have a friend from Beaumont who has two great stories about J.P. Richardson (The Big Bopper)
This was leading somewhere but I forgot how or where.
Sounds like half the conversations we have in New Orleans toward about 10:00 p.m. We've never gone to the Rock and Bowl because we can never seem to leave the French Quarter. I hear it's a great time.
Man I went to New Orleans a few times,maybe I seen you there. I always go with alot of good friends of mine. We get started early on Friday mornings,go to our favorite seafood place for lunch,and hop from bar to bar like Cats Meow or the Gold Mine. Hell one time I stayed with one of my wifes best friends. Yes its me just fond out I could do this. Hey,give us a holler sometimes. Luv ya,Claybob
Just stopping in to say hello and to congratulate you on your recent nomination at the BoB Weblog Awards 2004.
www.blogmechanics.com/bob
Hey Clay! Glad you figured it out. Hope to see you guys over the holidays!
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