Pop Star Reject - The Most Famous Michelle Woo in the World

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July 9th, 2008 · 13 Comments · Blogroll

So michellewoo.com is in the middle of some serious soul searching. It stares out window, blinking into the sun as it questions, “What’s my motivation?” It squirms in the night, thinking that if it would just apply itself, it could really make something of its life. I, along with a couple of very nice people, have been busy guiding it through this puberty-like transition. They’re doing the tough stuff. I mostly pet it and sing it to sleep.

While that’s been taking up the bulk of my internet playtime, I’m still able to dedicate much of the remainder to reading blogs. Blogs are my peaceful haven. Whenever I feel my stress level rise a notch, I tell myself HURRY! READ A BLOG! and then when I do, I instantly snap back to my carefree self. I don’t think I’ve ever compiled a People I Stalk Blogs I Read post, so I figured now would be a good time to do so, as many of my friends are starting to blog again. You see, everyone seemed to stop blogging during the Fall of Xanga (circa 2006) and it was a very sad time because I’d just sit there rocking back and forth at my laptop whining COME ON! POST SOMETHING! I eventually went on with my life in (mostly) blog solitude — until recently. Friends are finally realizing that life has little meaning if you can’t talk about it on the internet. Yessss, people, come into the light.

Anyway, here are some friends who blog. Hopefully, this will give them a tiny nudge to post more frequently if they’re lagging.

Matt: I have to start with Moron Enterprises, written by Matt — my love, my webmaster. If it weren’t for his encouragement, I probably wouldn’t have a blog. He posts a lot and he’s a very funny writer, even though his topics don’t always excite me. Uh huh uh huh Steve Jobs uh huh uh huh fish tanks uh huh uh huh UCLA basketball uh huh uh huh his friends are gay. Of course, I still visit his site multiple times a day, not just because he quizzes me at night to see if I’ve read everything, but also because Moron Enterprises is pretty darn entertaining, regardless of your interests. There’s something for everyone.

Diana: I worked with Diana at the fashion magazine in Arizona. She’s tall, skinny, well-manicured, has an amazing design sense — oh, and she rhinestoned her cell phone by hand. She’s pretty much perfect. (Dude, she does pageants!) You kind of want to hate her but you can’t because she’s so loveable so you figure hey, might as well love her instead. Done. Silver Spoon Studios is her graphic design and marketing company. She writes a design/style blog on all things Diana. (Warning: There are more rhinestones.) Read and be inspired.

Jenny: Jenny, aka Wang, recently started posting semi-regularly, which I’m excited about. I’ve always loved her witty, self-depricating style. She wrote about the mud run! Jenny, write more. Thanks.

Nina: Nina used to work at KoreAm with me. In getting to know her, I sometimes feel that we’re eerily similar (INFP, right?), except that she’s 25, has two kids and a gazillion blogging jobs and I … well, um … I didn’t drop food on my clothes today! I like reading about her happy world.

Natasha: I do not know how to make comments on Natasha’s blog. What is the meaning of this LiveJournal? Oh well. She is funny, especially when she writes about eye boogers.

Pauline: Pauline’s blog is always interesting. She lives in Boston and posts pretty pictures of the city. I like her commentary on various issues.

Alice: This blog is so new, the first post isn’t even up yet. But I’m overly anxious so I’m writing about it here. Read all about Alice’s adventures in New York at www.aisforbigapple.com. P.S. Alice, can you move back now?

13 responses so far ↓

  • 1 Nina // Jul 9, 2008 at 11:18 am

    Thanks for the linky love Michelle. You heart/stalk you.

    Did Matt do the design for Alice’s website? It’s so purty! seriously impressed.

  • 2 Nina // Jul 9, 2008 at 11:19 am

    errr…I mean, I heart/stalk you. Whutevas, I slept like 3 hours last night.

  • 3 Alice // Jul 9, 2008 at 12:35 pm

    Woo Woo, the first post is for you! =)

  • 4 m@ // Jul 9, 2008 at 2:02 pm

    LiveJournal? Seriously, Natasha, that’s like owning a Zune! Get the iPod of blogs, WordPress!

    I am honored to be on top of the list so filled with women.

  • 5 michelle // Jul 9, 2008 at 5:16 pm

    alice’s design is a free wordpress theme. wait…i mean, um, he drew each pencil BY HAND. haha.

    alice, now you can type your url in the “website” form. neato, huh?

  • 6 Diana // Jul 9, 2008 at 9:01 pm

    I’m famous now. You directed 10 people to my blog MWoo. I miss you. More rhinestone stories for you coming up. XO - glitterbug

  • 7 natasha // Jul 9, 2008 at 11:07 pm

    First, Michelle. Thanks for the shout out. I will now have a grand total of 3 readers: you, my roommate and Alice. Maybe Jenny.

    Second, I have now changed the settings on my so -called-outdated and dorky LiveJournal account. Now, you can comment anonymously. Or you can sign it and make it non-anomymous.

    As for you M@. I am really cool. My Zune works just fine. Plus, I don’t have 65 dollars for a snazzy webpage like everyone else. Don’t make fun of the poor.

  • 8 F.J. // Jul 10, 2008 at 12:30 am

    Don’t worry, I will give you another site to read when it launches. http://www.bangkadang.com

  • 9 m@ // Jul 10, 2008 at 8:51 am

    You don’t have to pay $65/year. There is a cheaper. Also you can host for free at wordpress.com with a name.wordpress.com domain name or pay $5/year and point to it with a custom domain name. All these options are better than LiveJournal.

  • 10 Nina // Jul 10, 2008 at 2:38 pm

    yeah, i’m dumb. well, it still looks cool. =P

    wordpress rocks. um, except i don’t know how it works. if charlie wasn’t working behind the scenes, i’d be lost.

  • 11 pauline // Jul 10, 2008 at 9:53 pm

    Now that you’ve made me famous via your blog, how about a shout out in KoreaAm?

  • 12 SY // Jul 13, 2008 at 11:20 pm

    I’m totally snubbed from your list!

  • 13 m@ // Jul 13, 2008 at 11:29 pm

    Wooohah, you’re a man of mystery, much like the street artist Banksy. We can’t have the public know much about the infamous.

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