So… this is the redux of my Blogathon 2009 experience.<\/p>\n
Good<\/strong> Bad<\/strong> Different for Next Year<\/strong> You can pledge me until Friday by clicking on all the sponsor me<\/a> links. I’ll probably close out comments on entries next week so that I don’t have a year of spam sitting in my Blogathon email.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" So… this is the redux of my Blogathon 2009 experience. Good -participating this year even though I didn’t think I’d be able to. -doing as well as I did fundraising — I count my number of sponsors as evidence of … Continue reading
\n-participating this year even though I didn’t think I’d be able to.
\n-doing as well as I did fundraising — I count my number of sponsors as evidence of that.
\n-getting to be the charity liaison for the event.
\n-having a laptop that did not overheat and go out during the event.
\n-making it through though I’d had less than 4 hours of sleep over 48 hours by the time all was said and done.
\n-not having to dance the Timewarp on crutches this year
\n-watching people mortify themselves in the Blogathon Karaoke Challenge<\/a>
\n-Drew & Sam’s visit<\/p>\n
\n-being so out of it that I couldn’t walk straight or type coherently by the time all was said and done.
\n-the stifling heat of my study
\n-the difficulty in re-telling my story because it’s still painful
\n-my camera went dead early on so nothing exciting from me in the Blogathon photostream<\/a> after awhile
\n-did not get through the projects I planned<\/p>\n
\n-have wifi in the parsonage so I can change rooms to blog
\n-different charity (I change yearly)
\n-more drinking of water and less caffeine
\n-plan healthier snacks<\/p>\n