The Weblog Review

This is an author that knows how to write. Well she should considering she got an M.A. in English, but besides that. What she says all has meaning. Most of the personal type weblogs out there really don’t have meaning behind them. Just someone posting about their life and what they did. Almost like a recap of their daily events.



But Punka’s posts have meaning behind them. They make you think about your life and yourself. Though they don’t necessarily relate to you in any way what-so-ever, you almost wish they did. They make you really think about what you are doing. All I could say when I got done reading every post was “Wow” and that is how I will end this. Wow

Punka Punka

Ok, I get to the site and start reading it and it is your normal everyday good reads. Just basic this is what I did, I am letting the world know all about it today. However, I couldn’t find any other posts than July 4th! I really wanted to read more of this site, but I couldn’t! Once the little archieve feature has been added or fixed, I will redo this review and ranking. But untill then, this is all it gets.M Kelley

This site is pretty interesting for a computer site. The author is currently logging his days at the PSC and what is going on there. He has quiet a bit of personal stuff in there too. Its not all about his job and what not. Only thing that is a little disappointing is that for a computer guy he doesn’t show off his knowledge of programming languages and uses only a template by blogger. (note he admits that he needs a change) Overall a pretty good read and is update daily.

Creepware

Although the author of this site freely admits that she doesn’t know a thing about HTML, this site is well put together and easy to work around. A dark blue background compliments the white text on the left and the light blue links on the right.





This girl’s writing is overall quite interesting. I didn’t find myself giggling a whole lot while reading, but I don’t think that’s her intent. What I do believe she intends to do is just simply to tell you about her life, and that she does very well. Unlike a lot of sites I’ve been to, she manages to tell you about her everyday life and her friends and do it in a way that keeps you interested in what she’s writing.



The “downsides” list for this site is a brief one. There was no Bio info that i could find. Her archives only go back to April, and I got the feeling that I started right in the middle. Lastly, she can at times over use the phrase “heh”.

The “upsides” list is much larger, but I’ll only list a few. The “Usual Suspects” link is great, and really a must click before reading the site as it outlines who all of the characters are that she writes about. There are lots of great links on the side, and they range from other weblogs, to Nordstrom.com. Finally, she updates this site a lot. Not only does she write almost everyday, but for the most part she writes a lot each day.



Overall, I think this site has some excellent writing, and some great potential. If her friend and her “boy” ever manage to teach her HTML, this could turn into one of the best weblogs out there.

Every Little Thing I Do Is Magic

The first thing I noticed about this blog is that it’s on a Blogger template. After that, I didn’t expect much in the way of graphic/layout creativity. That’s what I got — not much.



The author’s writing, however, is quite entertaining. Her posts contain mainly her observations on work, family, boyfriend. She has a unique style that made me want to keep reading.



On the downside, I wanted to learn more about the author but there was no “about me” page. The only way to get information about her is to read her posts … and read and read and read.



In short, although there’s nothing really special about it, this weblog is worth at least one visit.Every Little Thing I Do Is Magic