Because I’m a Blogger
I have these real-life friends that I’ve gotten to know because I’m a blogger, and they are, too:
- Amy who, like me has done more than one blog project. She’s the reason I had the confidence to fire up a wiki for my firm.
- Sean, the podcast mastermind behind Voices of Poverty.
- Amanda, who was my first online editor, then a real-life friend, then a co-blogger and now someone I love dearly from miles away.
- Brian, Amanda’s dancin’ half, who is my one and only Netflix friend.
- Waldo, what, guys, the most prolific blogger on the east coast? Certainly in C’ville. Amazing.
- Jennifer, fellow working mom and fantastic friend.
Because I’m a blogger, I have these virtual friends that are no less important to me than the real-live in person ones:
- Dana, who all the C’ville Working Moms should read! I’ll translate any St. Louis specific terms that boggle your mind.
- Michelle, who used to work where I used to work, but we didn’t work there simultaneously — got that? She’s a marketing genius and a noteworthy industry blogger.
- Robin, one I’ve turned to in times of distress because I knew she’d understand — and she did! A warm, wonderful, generous soul.
- Dwight, mentor to writers and wannabes in STL and beyond.
And, because I’m a blogger, I have web cred among my peers, and that pretty much rocks.

July 23rd, 2007 at 10:48 am
Web cred > street cred.
It’s funny; I always say “my Web friend” and my husband is all “Do you actually know these people?” I say “Oh we exchange e-mail sometimes” and he shakes his head. He is poor in Web friends.
July 23rd, 2007 at 3:26 pm
Wow. Thanks for the mention and the head pat.
You’d think I was Yoda to the unpublished masses.
Appreciated. What a good time to get you back in my RSS! (Sorry, I wasn’t reading ANYbody for the last four months.)
July 23rd, 2007 at 3:54 pm
Everybody needs a blog break now and again. I get mine when sleeping.
July 24th, 2007 at 8:39 am
Aw, shucks!
Do I get to move to the first list next time you’re in town?