I see that my very first blog entry was on Friday 17th February last year – so this blog is now one year old! Its been quite fun so I expect I will continue. Tweet
Tag Archive: blogging
Feed me!!
Eminent legal blogs have predicted that RSS will explode in 2007, so who I am to argue? We have now finally added a RSS feed to my Landlord-Law site, which gives links to new items recently uploaded. Not without a certain amount of angst from me, as I continue to find this really simple technology…
Five things
To those who do not know, there is this sort of tag thing going around, I do not know where it came from, but UK legal bloggers are all tagging each other to tell 5 things about themselves that others don’t know about, and then tag 5 other bloggers. I have been tagged by two…
Tenants Book
I’m writing a book. A book for tenants this time (I have already done one for Landlords – see left). Its coming along quite nicely, I have done over 40,000 words so far, but I thought having a blog I ought to use it to vent my angst from time to time, on writing niggles…
Blawg review #78
Congratulations to Justin Patten for an excellent overview of the blawgosphere (ghastly word) in his Blawg Review. If you want to find out who is blogging on legal matters, read this. Oh, and thanks for the mention! Tweet
Legal bloggers unite
Many thanks to my legal blogger comrades from Family Lore, Human Law, and Infolaw (to visit them see links to the right) for their kind comments yesterday. Plus also I would not be blogging now had it not been for their inspiration. Blog on! Tweet
That eight hours passed quickly …
Looking at my first post, I see that I posted it at 2.09pm. Very odd, becuase looking at my clock it says about 10.20pm. So either time has gone very quickly indeed, or the software thinks I am in somewhere in America. But I am not, I am in England, UK (thats in Europe for…
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