I tried to talk Bob out of the whole thing as blogging is a terrible burden to bear in life and when friends find out you're a blogger they never really treat you the same after that. Party invitations drop off, people won't sit next to you on the bus, women whom you once dated avert their eyes when asked if they knew you. Blogging's not an easy life, Bob, but welcome to the deep end and best of luck!
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Saturday, March 05, 2005
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I tried to talk Bob out of the whole thing as blogging is a terrible burden to bear in life and when friends find out you're a blogger they never really treat you the same after that. Party invitations drop off, people won't sit next to you on the bus, women whom you once dated avert their eyes when asked if they knew you. Blogging's not an easy life, Bob, but welcome to the deep end and best of luck!
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