NaBloPoMo!

NaBloPoMo?  No, it’s not a new Japanese word.  It’s “National Blog Posting Month“!

The idea is that when you join this ‘NaBloPoMo’ thing, you promise to post a blog every day for a month.  So… I hereby promise to attempt to post something every day from July 3rd (today) until August 3rd!

On some occassions I might be busy or not at my computer, so I’ve now enabled WordPress’s ‘post by email‘ service so I can sometimes post from my cell phone.  If I’m using this, there’s a chance my posts will come out a bit wonky, so apologies in advance if that happens.  I will try to tidy them up afterwards.

It would be easy to just randomly post every day, but I’m going to make a real effort to try and say something interesting (at least interesting to me), so if I can’t think of anything exciting that’s happened, I will write about Japanese language or customs.  I hope everyone who reads this blog finds something of interest in amongst these posts!

Don’t forget, you can subscribe to my blog, if you want to! ;)

And, if you have your own blog, why not join me!   Visit NaBloPoMo

(By the way, you can visit my NaBloPoMo page here.)

July 3, 2009
Categories: blogging, japan, japanese, travel . Tags: . Author: Haikugirl

4 Comments

  1. Comment by Indah on July 4, 2009 2:30 pm

    Hi, Ali, greetings, I found your blog under the NaBloPoMo09 tag, hehe :D

    I join the NaBloPoMo as well though I haven’t joined the group yet, ahahaha..

    I’ve read some of your previous postings, sounds like nice having the experience to live in other country ^o^

    Have a happy Saturday to you ;)

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  2. Comment by Haikugirl on July 5, 2009 12:02 am

    Thanks for your comment (and glad to know this tagging thing works! haha!)

    Yeah, living in Japan is awesome! Thanks for stopping by and reading my blog!

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  3. Comment by Mark Nelson on August 11, 2009 3:56 am

    Hi,
    Found your site by accident. Very interesting things to read, Thanks!

    I used to live in Japan around 1965 as a guest of the US Air Force (well, they kind of insisted). I was stationed at Yokota. At that time I became involved in the Martial Arts at a near by base and there I met my first instructor. Last year some Japanese friends of mine in Los Angeles California found him living in Kobe City and doing well.

    Just an interesting story that I thought you might like.

    Have fun.

    ~ Mark Nelson ~

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    • Comment by Haikugirl on August 19, 2009 9:05 am

      Hi Mark! An interesting story – thanks for stopping by! :)

      Reply

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