Loose Leaf Notes

I posted blogs from some make-shift computers in Central America... as far as carrying my computer or even blogging from a phone or blackberry when I am in the wild, I don't want it to happen and I hope to continue to go to places where wi-fi will be a long time coming. However, good picture!

Hilarious....

Michele sent me..

Unfortunately I haven't blogged from any place that is strange! Boring old me!!!

I've sent a few blog entries in from my Treo phone (which has a little keyboard). They always have many more typos, so when I finally look at them on a normal laptop, I feel compelled to straighten them up.

ps nice photo

Wow.. this is amazing.. and looks like so much fun. The only place I blog from is my home... sounds kind of boring now :-).

I love the thought of such adventurous blogging! If I had known about blogging when I was in Scotland, I could have bragged about posting from a tiny visitor's center perched precariously on the side of a mountain. It had one computer, to my amazement. I wasn't blogging then, so I sent emails.

Great shot! My laptop is pre-wifi, so I blog from home and sometimes from the library (which has zippy DSL in contrast to my lumbering dial-up). My journal notebook is another story, having traveled with me on five continents; on land, water, and air; in cities and woods and through various modes of transportation.

I haven't blogged from any strange places, unless of course, you consider a home office - decorated with eclectic furnishings, completely unrelated wall hangings, and shelves spewing papers and books in every direction as strange.

I love the photo. I'd caption that one "Nothing can stop me!"

I have blogged from the potty while waiting for a hot bath to fill:) Nowhere else really interesting.

Some day I will get a nice, sturdy, little wireless laptop and blog on the run. Boy I can really bore people to death then with all the trivia I do throughout the day ;-). My daughter is planning a girl trip to Italy with me and her Mother-in-law this fall...we are saving like crazy right now...maybe I will be able to blog from some place there...that certainly sounds exotic, if not very original.

I don't have a laptop so the most unusual place I've blogged is from work, which I probably shouldn't do. But I've done it. Covert blogging!

I love that picture. You look so furtive, the feral blogger in her natural habitat.

Hi Colleen....
Amazing, isn't it that even in a seemingly remote place like that you can still Blog! WOW!
Here from Michele today, My Dear...

Interesting. One of my blogger pals is setting off on a cross country trip on a trike this year. Click around his blog for all his preparations. He is also a brilliant blogger in general:

www.astonsihedhead.com

Good luck. I will click around your place to find out more about your guerilla tactics.

Love the blogging in the wild pic. I've only blogged at home, and work. I suppose I need to be a little more adventurous.

(Looseleafs):
My name is "Looseleafs" and I'm a blogaholic.

(guerilla bloggers):
..... hello Looseleafs

~michele sent me

Not really strange, but the Cleveland Airport. I finished oral argument in the Cuyahoga Appellate Court earlier and had a couple of hours to kill. I'm very private and I kept feeling like someone could read over my shoulder. Silly, I know, since anyone reading as I wrote wouldn't know me any more than someone reading my site.

Anyway, that's the strangest. Michele sent me.

I think your site for blogging takes the cake. Maybe a tie with Vicki's bee infested bench in Florida.

The only other place, besides the spare bedroom where my computer, is when I had it in the dining room for 4 months when Chrissie and Sami lived here. If I had a laptop, which I don't, I'd be blogging everywhere.

I gave you the wrong URL for my coast-to-coast trike blogger.
It's
www.astonishedhead.com

My laptop is with me 24 hours a day, seven days a week and through my work, I've got an air card that is sort of like a mobile phone for your PC. You can use it to connect to the Internet anywhere you have a mobile phone signal. But I always go for the open wireless first since it's so much faster. I've used it to blog from just about anywhere and everywhere. I was once stuck in traffic and updated my website while waiting for things to get moving. That was only interesting because I was driving, albeit only at about one mile an hour. I love your photo too. And boy do I agree about seeing the screen in the sun, it's a very hard thing to do. Glad you guys made it back safely. At least you didn't have to adjust to freezing temperatures when you got home.