Different people have different ways of relaxing. After a long day’s work, some people look forward to a long hot bath to wash away the day’s tensions. Some people prefer to party to relax. Other people look forward to a weekend of relaxation with a book and a cup of good java. For those who fall under the last group, you might want to pay Stories That Read You a visit. This is the blog of author Steven Clark Bradley. Though not all of the books would fall under the mindless reading material category, you would surely find something interesting and relevant to read. Find out more about the stories and books – things that you would not find in the regular publications.
Posted on April 20, 2008 in Books and Literature Blogs, Writing Blogs by noemi · Leave a reply
RedSimba is Inboundpass.com’s co-founder/Editor-in-Chief/sportswriter Mike Abasolo’s personal blog. Inside it, he talks about where to be mooch free WiFi in Manila, the best broadband providers in the Philippines, where to find great food for much less, tips for other writers/bloggers, among other passions of his.
This writer finds it strange that his blog would contain only one post per page, but then that may well be a “to each his own” kind of thing.
If you are, if you plan to go to, or if you live in the Philippines, and you want to learn how to save more moolah or where the best value-for-money restos are, head on over to RedSimba’s lair now. 
Posted on April 4, 2008 in Personal Blogs, Sports Blogs, Tech Blogs, Writing Blogs by lorie · 4 opinions voiced
Staircase Dimwit, a blog by Kim Loraine Bundalo Castillo, is a witty personal blog with rants and raves that range from being a “triple minority”: being a lesbian/vegetarian/atheist, to politics, and basically anything and everything that Kim is passionate about. Miss Castillo has a lot on her mind, and she doesn’t hesitate to say it.
One thing that really captured this BlogSearchEngine.com writer’s attention was her “open letter to Barack Obama.” The witty prose, the passion, the raw vulnerability in her work simply shows the magnitude of Miss Castillo’s potentials as a writer.
Her open letter to Barack Obama is featured after the jump.
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Posted on March 24, 2008 in Personal Blogs, Political Blogs, Writing Blogs by lorie · 2 opinions voiced
Kneading Water’s subheading says that it’s a blog of:
Largely made-up stories and thoughts of little consequence…
And yet, with the way “Kneading Water” wrote American Nightmare, any viewer/reader of her blog may well await her future posts eagerly.
American Nightmare is more than a pleasant surprise, when one would stumble across it on the blogosphere. Rare is the blogger with a flair close to Hemingway proportions, and this American Nightmare post reaffirms this writer’s faith that there are still artists out there.
Kneading Water, the blogosphere awaits your future works of art!
Repost of American Nightmare after the jump. More →
Posted on March 15, 2008 in Art Blogs, Personal Blogs, Philosophical Blogs, Writing Blogs by lorie · 1 lonesome comment
Laura Martinez is a bilingual journalist and editor with over 15 years of experience covering the business beat in Latin America and the U.S. Hispanic market.
Her blog is all about Mexican/Hispanic culture, and it’s well worth an hour or two of sifting through its contents. She captures the quirks of Mexican/Hispanic culture so pricelessly, to give readers a totally interesting read.
If you want to soak into the Mexican culture through Laura Martinez’s eyes, hop on over to her blog now!
Posted on March 4, 2008 in Art Blogs, International Blogs, Travel Blogs, Writing Blogs by lorie · Leave a reply