LA.FOODBLOGGING: Yummy.com

Argh, as it says in the post I am about to link to, I have been frantically working to finish all my projects at work, as Friday was my last day, and I was sick last week on top of that.

I am a bad blogger.

However, unless someone has a fantastic job they want to offer me right now (I'm open to all offers), I should have a little more free time for a while and so maybe I can do some blog posts!

To kick off the hopefully upcoming blogstravaganza, here is my write up on the useful and sometimes lifesaving service at yummy.com on la.foodblogging.

Comments

Chubbypanda said…

Awww... I know what you mean. I was on vacation for a week and didn't post anything the entire time. The guilt! The guilt!

Each time I promise myself it will be different...

2:47 PM

Mx said…

"as Friday was my last day"
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what?

what what what????

2:16 PM

KT said…

Yeah ... ask my mom. I'm still sort of working there, but also doing some freelance writing work and deciding what I am going to do next!

2:34 PM

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