My hypothetical blog post

For this part of the class, I’d like to work on three important things relating to what we talked about last week:

1. writing a blog post
2. stying the text in a blog post
3. adding a graphic to a blog post

You can add italics, boldface key words, and use headings.

Heading Number One

Keep the paragraphs short, and use headings to divide information.

To learn more about writing for blogs, please visit this site.

A successful blog post

This is just to prove that I can post to my blog!

my home away from home

Though I'm hardly a control freak I do like the flexibility of a Wordpress-powered journal residing on my very own domain. Technically it's a site I started for the whole Thomson clan, but they're all luddites or busy or something, so really it's just my little digital playpen. Pigpen. Sandbox. Whatever.

What I'm trying to say is I post more frequently at http://thomsonspace.com/weblog -- not, like, a lot more, but more than I post here.

If and when I get around to teaching "Writing for the Internet" I think this will be the platform for my "demo" blog stuff.

Writing for the web implies reading for the web. I guess that would be a good place to start. How do people read when they read on the web?