As a tune up for National Novel Writing Month (aka NaNoWriMo, coming in November), I am trying a more modest writing goal this month: one blog post per day, every day.
People call this NaBloPoMo. And while NaNoWriMo is an annual November event only, NaBloPoMo is really pretty much any month you feel like trying it.
The first three days of the month have gone smoothly. Today was a little tricky because it’s my b-day, but I still made a sliver of time to put together this post.
(I am not doing all my posts on one blog–I will be spreading the love to the various blogs to which I contribute on Identity Theory as well.)
Margot Harrison wrote a 
State of the Media 09-09-09
I am watching the President of the United States give a speech to Congress on the LA Times website.
I am watching a live video speech by a bi-racial leader of the free world on the website of a newspaper on a link that I found via Twitter.
I am talking to people in real time using less than 140 characters about a speech I am watching on the website of a major newspaper.
You would think with all this ability to communicate through various media in real time, somehow people would be able to come to a consensus on health care reform.
You would think.