Blogs That Look Like Mine
If you haven't caught on already, this blog template I'm using is a modified version of one provided by Blogger. I've added the pencil (well chewed), the blockquotes have been completely reworked, and some of the template text (comments and permalink) have been changed. But, for the most part, The Chewed Pencil's design looks like lots of other blogs out there. My favorite "clone design" blogs so far:
From the land of podcasting, Harold J. Johnson's audioblogs.info. Johnson, better known to me "that guy behind VoyagerRadio on Live365" now has podcasts of independent artists available though his RSS feed. Read his post, The Future of Audio, Now for a primer on listening.
From the land of teaching, Mr. M's A First-Year Teacher's Online Journal. Mr. M writes philosophizes about teaching and society, comments on his students, and lets you in on his personal life. Notably, he does not title any of his blog posts. Check back every few weeks (I do) and see if he's written anything new. I see a lot of resemblance between my high school history teacher, an intern by the name of Mr. Pino, and Mr. M from Brooklyn.
From the land of podcasting, Harold J. Johnson's audioblogs.info. Johnson, better known to me "that guy behind VoyagerRadio on Live365" now has podcasts of independent artists available though his RSS feed. Read his post, The Future of Audio, Now for a primer on listening.
From the land of teaching, Mr. M's A First-Year Teacher's Online Journal. Mr. M writes philosophizes about teaching and society, comments on his students, and lets you in on his personal life. Notably, he does not title any of his blog posts. Check back every few weeks (I do) and see if he's written anything new. I see a lot of resemblance between my high school history teacher, an intern by the name of Mr. Pino, and Mr. M from Brooklyn.
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