Blog Digest
Thursday October 02 2008
Irish Sally Garden
http://www.sallygardens.typepad.com/
“Tis the season of mists and mellow fruitfulness,” said John Keats, so naturally at this time of year, thoughts turn to the autumn harvest. Whether you have lots of land or a modest window box, it can be rewarding to grow your own.
Irish Sally Garden’s blog charts the day-to-day lives of Rebecca and Dan Hillman, and their quest for sustainable living in Leitrim. From planting trees and drying herbs to rearing goats and butchering pigs, it’s all happening here.
If you’re not quite ready to quit the rat race, then drop by and live vicariously.
Mcawilliams photo blog
http://www.mcawilliams.com
Autumn is also known as the season for reflection, and what better way to ponder life than popping over to the blog of John Williams, professional sound engineer but also amateur photographer and philosopher.
In a mix of thoughtful posts, Williams throws various questions out into cyberspace for feedback, interspersed with snaps of his surroundings.
The close-up shots of nature force you to examine the intense beauty and complexity of a simple flower, while the colours bursting forth from an ordinary cup of coffee helps you to almost see the aroma.
Business Blog Consulting
http://www.businessblogconsulting.com/
Isn’t every season a silly season? This particular autumn stands out as financial institutes go wobbly and everyone begins to worry about their money.
There goes the marketing budget, I hear you think, but in a way, blogging is recession-proof, and there are plenty of avenues to get your brand and product known online by seeking free advice and setting up free blogs.
Business Blog Consulting offers lots of said free advice from a host of industry contributors, and answers everything about business blogging you wanted to know but were afraid to ask.
Nordljus
http://www.nordljus.co.uk/
What’s the best thing about autumn? It depends on where you are to enjoy it – if the “mists and mellow fruitfulness” of our Irish weather is getting you down, you can always see what other people are up to in different parts of the world.
This particular blog is by a Japanese girl Keiko, who posts some truly breathtaking pictures of autumn in Japan.
I suggest you Google ‘autumn’ and the city of your choice, have a fond look and promise yourself you will be there this time next year. Perhaps you can chronicle your journey and inspire more people to broaden their horizons.
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