Bloggers Meet
Yours truly has gone crazy. Like some adventurous little teenager, I have driven 700+ kilometres within 4 days meeting other bloggers, first north in Ipoh, then in 1 Utama yesterday.
I've managed to meet some of my favourite bloggers but for now, I shall not reveal their names.
One sad thing is that the photos taken on my phone camera turned out to be a bit blur. Dang my lack of photography skills and a kick-ass camera!
Just to sidetrack, I've realized that I've been able to go directly to a place and back without getting lost. Of course, I have to give credit to some dear friends for their simple directions. Thank God!
Do you know what's most crazy about all this? After this little meet, I was bombarded by feelings of emptiness, loneliness and melancholia, as I drove back all the way to Seremban. Is it caused by tiredness or are they symptoms of something deeper? Some regret unknown to myself? Another onset of depression?
Sigh...
I've managed to meet some of my favourite bloggers but for now, I shall not reveal their names.
One sad thing is that the photos taken on my phone camera turned out to be a bit blur. Dang my lack of photography skills and a kick-ass camera!
Just to sidetrack, I've realized that I've been able to go directly to a place and back without getting lost. Of course, I have to give credit to some dear friends for their simple directions. Thank God!
Do you know what's most crazy about all this? After this little meet, I was bombarded by feelings of emptiness, loneliness and melancholia, as I drove back all the way to Seremban. Is it caused by tiredness or are they symptoms of something deeper? Some regret unknown to myself? Another onset of depression?
Sigh...
Comments
I have no experience in bloggers meeting. When I blog surf, I read and comment with detachment. (Except for my own friends of course.)
I have my reservations meeting up with bloggers actually. It may be different (positively or negatively) after that going to the person's blog again. What do you think?
Maybe you are just tired. Hv a good rest and take care:)
jonzz, we can't have so much excitement in our life all the time. goodness, we'll burn out very soon. i guess it's normal, after the high we feel a little...empty? don't worry, that kiddo said he's coming back again soon. so, you'll have something to look forward to. and we still have all this madness going on in the blogs. year end doesn't always have to be depressing. :-p
me: susahlar, I'm also one of those moody types. But maybe a bit burned out like u say.
jomel: Hi, thanks for dropping by. It was really fun. Too bad the time is so short and the table is so long, ha ha.
LM: I want a new hobby: to track down LM, HA HA HA
kyel: Hey! Thanks for dropping by. No fun to drive at night. Didn't ask for directions to drive back. Had to call a friend, LOL.
*SMACK* right cheek
SNAP OUT OF IT and help me.
Make yourself useful boy.
Tell me how, as bloggers, we can block certain IP addresses. There MUST be a hacker way to do it. I've googled and have tried unsuccessfully - javascripts, htmlaccess stuff. There MUST be a way. YOU have to help me Jonzz. Chop Chop... get busy.
there's a world out there need saving and I'm first in line.
Yes!!! I am with you. Our new hobby shall be tracking down Monty. wahahha...
Me, so enthusiatic! Speaking from experience already eh?
LM: now, now, are we that scary?
bernard: yes, it's more fun to know the person behind the blog. Blogs become more like letters and means of catching up instead of entertainment.
*squirt squirt*
Ian: Hey, don't feel bad. You have a lot of friends who want to see you and very little time. It's not your fault. You're on a break so give yourself a break.
I met up some folks after talking with them on the internet for two years and we all met in Chicago. It was a BLAST! People are SO much more animated in person. It was the best time I've ever had in my life. There was 7 of us all together I think. Chicago was the center point pretty much.