Scoble and I have something in common

A wife that keeps us straight.

Think webloggers don’t have editors? You haven’t met my wife.

“You sounded cocky today,” she announced. “I think you’re getting into ‘the royal we.'”

Oh, great, everyone is a critic. “Hey dear, why don’t you write a weblog?”

My wife does that too, the only difference is that she has a weblog too, so I can give it back. 🙂

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