other blogs

So I realize it may be getting out of hand, but...I love blogs. They're how I've learned some HTML and how I'm learning (very, very slowly) CSS and XHTML. They help me organize my life and my thinking, and I love the sort of built-in (though often imaginary) audience aspect of them.

Those are probably rationalizations. I have 5 blogs. Who has 5 blogs?!

• ready steady: This is the blog you are reading. It's my home base--my "main" one, I suppose you could say. It's my rant-a-thon, my journal, my to-do list, half my brain.
• What's for Dinner?: This is my newest addition. It's my recipe box (well, one of them...I also have a pile of recipe books in the kitchen, a folder in Gmail for recipe ideas, and digital recipe boxes stored at Betty Crocker and AllRecipes). I love to cook and I love to eat, but my biggest struggle is always thinking of what to make--this is an attempt to solve that. Ideally, in some distant future, I'll get all my go-to recipes on there and tag them all to death to make things infinitely searchable.
• Scott and Cathryn: This is an attempt to get Scott in on the game that hasn't really taken off yet. It seems like all of our married friends have blogs, so...bandwagon, anyone? My hope is that I can post once in a while and send the link out to family so people stay in the loop. It would probably make Christmas-letter drafting easier, too...if I ever posted anything.
• English Bits 'N Pieces: Worst. Title. Ever. This I know. It's just a collecting space for all kinds of teaching tips & links & things I find.
  
• The Writing Center's blog: I'm technically a member and a poster on this one, but no one has used it for so long...it's kind of in retirement, I guess.
  

As if that's not enough, I've actually got two other journaly-tipe blogs that I don't use anymore for various reasons. Good grief. This is getting ridiculous...