Finding Good Blogs

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

Rogi had a suggestion for tracking blogs. Blogrolling.com. It’s definitely got the whole list, but it’s huge! I don’t know that I’d have time to use it regularly, but it would be fun to go and explore during a slow time.

The Finalists for the 2002 Bloggies are out. Nope I wasn’t one of them, but if you browse the one’s that are, you’ll be sure to see some good stuff.

Back at work this morning. It doesn’t appear that I mssed anything too important yesterday. I’m feeling somewhat better, but weak still, so I’ll try and just stay in my office all day. Sounds like a plan!

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