The Geekette Speaketh

With iBlog4: the 4th Philippine Blogging Summit coming up in two weeks, I'm now scrambling to get my presentation ready. Aside from that, I'm also taking a page from my friend Sacha Chua and renting out some space on my laptop to promote your stuff!

The heat here is absolutely stifling with humidity reaching above 80% and temperatures reaching 35 degrees Celsius! Honestly, it's hard to write in these conditions. Even the new air conditioner seems to want to give up. Global warming has really changed this world we live in. Speaking of change, enough has happened the past couple of days for me to go and talk about how blogs can also change the lives of one or one million people.

When I decided to write this entry, I had in mind to do it for posterity and for history. Little did I know that the Philippine Week in Tech (PWIT) was actually planning a comeback. Absolutely perfect timing! So I had a chance to interview the man who started it all, Adel Gabot, about his geeky project.

I've been long overdue. So much stuff to do and yet so little time to do it! So this comes in as a long overdue post. Recently I've been invited by Steve Spalding of "How to Split an Atom" fame in a social network blog experiment. So us plus four other really cool bloggers results in a new kind of network aptly called "History of Blogging".

There are times when I'm in a bad writing slump. But there are also times when I just can't help but write myself into a frenzy. It's possible that I can write as many as three articles in one day or none at all. Automating when your blog posts get published make sure that all your work gets spread out across several days.