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002 - Logos Among Us

Once I put up this blog on my website, I realised there isn't much to my website at present. There's just a splash page that I threw up once I registered the .net domain that links to various online areas in which I exist. Naturally, it made sense to but the blog there. So, I designed a pretty logo (pictured above) for my blog to go on that page. The globe might be familiar to some - it's the same globe found in the centre of my sun-like logo found at the MyUtopia website. It's simple, it works for the time being. I might look into designing a blog template of my own in the future and incorporate it somehow. Of course, I need to change my site completely before hand. Maybe they'll work together and be nice and pretty. I'm sure I'll figure it all out. Someday. In other news, I made a brief appearance at my cousin's house today. I don't know how, but I I had some pasta salad whose green and red peppers tasted really good! As a child, I used to gag at t

001 - First Entry

So, I guess this is my first real entry on my first blog on my website. Maybe I'll look into actually doing something with BenjaminWood.Net over the next while to make it worthy... until then, there's this blog. I wouldn't describe myself as new to the blogosphere, seeing as for the last number of years, I've had Livejournals, and MSN Live Space (or whatever they're calling it these days), and Facebook, and podcast, and a blog over at N-Philes . What I am new to, however, is shaping a blog for a general, broad audience. I'm going to try out this new format, while still making it personal - I guess like the "big city business, small town feel" mentality. I cannot guarantee daily updates (but I'd really love to reach for that), but I'm hoping to share many pictures (my Flickr has over 3000 from the past 4 years), thoughts, stories, videos, art, and other assorted things. So to kick things off, I think I'll highlight a few photos that I took

Test

This is a test. Testing is fun, don't you agree?