Friday Spies© : Navel-Gazing Edition

Thank the BTQ guys for this.

1. Why did you start blogging?

I didn't want to forget the experience of what I had gone through during my first semester of law school and I didn't want any of my friends to forget either. I remember thinking over what I had just gone through after that first semester. In doing so, I found I was smiling and laughing to myself of things said and done. I realized that I was reminiscing really only about the good experiences and not the bad ones. And I just didn't want to forget any of them.

2. Are the reasons you blog now the same as when you started? If not, what's changed?

Well it obviously includes more than just that first semester now but it's still pretty much the same. I guess I started posting more about things that aren't even remotely related to law school, much less my personal experiences in law school, or the friends I've made in law school. But I still think the original focus of this blog largely remains and a majority of these posts and the links contained therein are still a bunch of inside jokes or references between myself and my friends at school.

3. What would make blogging better for you?

Inspiration strikes at the oddest moments and usually when I'm nowhere near a computer connected to the internet and I usually forget those inspiring moments other than that it was an inspiring moment. So if there were a way to blog instantaneously by simply thinking of a post, that would be nice and a really nerdy and inconsequential superpower.

4. Do you have comments on your blog? Why or why not? Do you comment on other blogs? What motivates you to post a comment?

I live for comments. Most of the time the comments make the post better. So comment away people. That and I'm trying to make it as easy as possible for Ms. Alba to leave me her digits.

I do comment on other blogs whenever a particular post motivates me to do so.

5. What is your philosophy of the blogroll?

I link to those blogs I read and to those who link to me. Though I'm currently considering paring it down to only those I read on a frequent basis. Now that would be telling, wouldn't it?