Month: January 1970

Enter the bubble-ly world of Amy. This ‘Hello-Kitty’ inspired ‘wonderland’ is Amy’s home away from home as it seems. I do hope however that her real home is a little more dreary and a little less bright for the sake of everyone else who dwells there.



I like Amy, who couldn’t? She’s an 18 year old college student, undecided of her major, with a whole lot of spirit.



The design of Amy Vision is nice … If you’re into the whole ‘cheery’ thing, as I’m usually not and wouldn’t give this web log a second thought if it weren’t my job here. In any case, it’s fitting and I really can’t complain. Amy seems to know what she’s doing when it comes to design; she’s even confident enough to offer her web design services for a ‘cheap price.’



Amy’s writing is simple and never quite gets to any kind of uncomfortable depth; just sort of stays above water everyday.



I was waiting for Amy to break out into one of these …



‘Bob said that Julie said that Matt said that Laura asked Michael to say that Bob had Julie pregnant and Matt’s already going with Julie which really isn’t a very good impression on Laura and Michael who’ve been together for years now.’



But thankfully she didn’t quite get that extreme.



hmmm, you know how you can tell if someone is smiling while talking to them on the phone? Well, after reading Amy’s web log, I believe you can do the same thing over the internet. *sighs*



In conclusion…

Amy vision is a nice, happy web log. I would have given her a 5, which she rightfully deserves, but I wanted Amy to experience the insensitivity and unfairness that is life. >=)Aimy.net

What is EdgeCurve?

From Scott’s (the webmaster) fingers …



“Edge: A penetrating, incisive quality. Curve: A line that deviates from straightness. So EdgeCurve is has a penetrating, deviating quality… Ok, enough of that. The name ‘EdgeCurve’ was simply available. It doesn’t mean much.”



This web log indeed penetrated the thick layers that surround my otherwise insensitive ‘attention.’



This site surrounds a guy named Scott and basically follows his interests from day to day; like any good web log, this one too centers around it’s webmaster. And so it should. Scott is interesting and quite intelligent; I wouldn’t mind knowing the guy.



The design of EdgeCurve is excellently simple while being noticeably original. I personally loved the design.



Scott knows how to write. This is apparent even in the ‘about me’ section. I was kept extremely entertained and have officially added this one to my bookmarks for safe keeping until I can visit again.



Have fun with this one, I gave it a 5. 😉EdgeCurve.com

“Immigrant Stories” is a weblog about exactly that – immigrant stories. And they’re very good stories.



The writing on this site is so wonderful. Reading each weblog entry was like writing a chapter of a story. The conversation between parties, the descriptions of the people and surroundings, and the way the author put into words their different thoughts and ideas – these three things turn this into a weblog that’s enjoyable to read.



This weblog is just getting its start from the look of it, and while it’s not update on a daily basis, the posts that are there are definitely worth reading.



The design is simple without a lot of bells and whistles, but it doesn’t need anything more than what it has already.



I hope this author keeps up the fine writing style that’s evident of the weblog so far. It’s surely a site to visit just to experience what the author has thus far.Immigrant Stories

Lowmagnet is a site that has highs and lows throughout.



While there are very nice posts that the author elaborates on with opinions and thoughts about the particular topic, there are just as many weblog entries that just direction the reader to a news site to read about current events – no explanation, and no real story as to why the author is sending you in this direction.



This weblog has great potential, because the author does have writing talent that the average reader will be able to grasp and understand.



I wanted more from the design on this site. I can’t put my finger on what exactly would be perfect, but I kept thinking the entire time I was reading through it that with the writing style and clarity the author possesses, a really nice design would definitely compliment the site as a whole.



Due to the fact that I know the talent and potential is there in this site and with the author, I left the weblog wanting more and hoping that, in the future, the site will expand.lowmagnet

Enter the chaotic world of Katy. The Beatle is truly a crazy and hectic web site with ramblings all over the place. Katy seems to have a lesion of friends and all of them, including her, remind me of a group of misfits who don’t quite fit in; I enjoyed this aspect of the site quite a bit.



The design is simple and I had no problems whatsoever.



The writing is excellent, Katy writes like a pro and I was kept glued to the computer screen the entire way through.



Concluding, I thought The beatle was an excellent web log. Any misfit out there who feels lonely and confused, I suggest you join Katy’s gang as I’m sure they’ll find a comforting place for you.



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