Elmot’s Sounding Board

The first time I visited Elmot’s site, I was assaulted with information left and right. Not only it discusses current events which the author feels strongly about, it also mixes in between the seemingly mundane, which he manages to make interesting. I giggled at his story which innocuously began with him walking towards the gate after a day at school when suddenly… Well, go click the link. There’s no charge for doing it. I’m not gonna retell. :tongue: His sense of irony is what perhaps keeps us reading, his genius use of metaphors, which somehow reminds me of Jessica Zafra, that wheezingly funny writer.

I only read from the author from Fedhz’ blog before this, so I did not know what to expect upon going to his blog. Although not a fan of news themes, I found that his site suited this design very well. This allowed for maximum exposure of the posts (thus gaining reader’s interest on entries other than the latest post). The most important thing I have learned from my stay there is how to become the most annoying blogger there is. I have yet to perfect the techniques, but I’m getting there. :haha: I didn’t even know I qualify as annoying, until I read it from Elmot (damn that hurt! ).