March 8th, 2007
This Website
#1,102
When I was five
When I was five, I was able to recite the alphabet, write with both hands, speak a smattering of Vietnamese, sing church hymns, and build rather primitive postmodern structures out of colorful, plastic, interconnecting building blocks (read: Legos). Minh’s Notes turns five today, and it still can’t do half that, although I suppose it has a respectable vocabulary.
Parenting tips, anyone?
For a brief rundown of what my site’s been through and how much the times have changed – I can tell you’re already excited – take a gander at last year’s blogiversary entry and my first entry.
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I'm impressed that your blog is 5! Much older than most of the blogs out there. My little one is only 2 years old, and there's still a lot of things to work on!
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Congrats Minh. I'm often amazed you still find the time to update the blog and that the content itself is worthwhile for the reader. I seem to suffer from writer's block (blogstipation :D) all too often. Btw what is the total entry count up to?
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735, as advertised on the front page. The entry IDs, however, are up to 1,102 now, since it counts all those drafts I wrote but never published, as well as all the entries that store author data for Planet Xavier. Perhaps you’d be more impressed with the comment count: your comment was number 96,116, including all that comment spam I get.
7/21/2007 @ 9:33 PM
Minh’s Notes
Economic incentive
Today was the second time that a man stopped me in White Plaza and offered me ten dollars for being an undergrad and wearing a bike helmet at the same time. Plus: f2o, my wonderful host of five years, is calling it quits.