...blipped:

for the 100th time! How could THAT happen!?


I admit, I came across Blipfoto last summer, I think I was curious and followed a twitter link. Immediately I got excited about the concept but the same time it intimidated me. I was convinced not even to near the aim of blipping a photo a day. I'm not really the constant type.

I came back for the same reason in autumn and fled from the site instantly for the same reason. Or maybe I took a second for remembering the gap between my neglected flickr account and the tons of photos (sporadically taken) on my hard drive. And then I fled.

I came back 100 days ago and don't ask me why I signed up. Before I could get intimidated again, I saw the chance of challenging myself.
It worked. And then I found out that there's the possibility to backblip when I'm not online, very helpful.
And, most of all, I found out that there are so many awfully nice, skilled, inspiring people outside in this world inside in blip! I guess it's you all that kept me getting in, going on and not letting me out anymore.
THANK YOU ALL WHETHER YOU'RE LOOKING AT OR COMMENTING MY PICTURES!

The first 100 were for getting in, hopefully the next 1000 for learning capturing the best side of every wee situation.


Oh, and another thing!
My friends are sometimes slightly enervated (to express it warily) when I annoy them by taken pictures and/or passing my time in the internet communicating with 'non-existin beings'. (And they're happy afterwards when at least someone took pictures... but that's another thing.)
One day I complained at Mr A that I read in some journals effusive eulogies about husbands bringing the kids to bed or stopping cars in any difficult situation because the blippesse had to take her picture or about wives (more seldom) being utmost patient while the blipper has to follow his addiction - and me? What do I got?
So we made the deal - Mr A didn't complain for a few days and he'll get some of the 100 sugar pearls afterwards.
THANK YOU Mr A! (Damn, and I must find another worthy treat for the next 100...)