Gwynneth, my daughter, now has a blog. Check out City of Whispers.
It's fascinating, and utterly unsurprising, to see how easily she takes to the medium.
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September 16, 2006
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Too cool, Bryan! Congratulate her for me, eh?
Posted by: Randy | September 16, 2006 at 21:38
Not surprising at all. Well done Gwynneth!
Posted by: Andrew Connell | September 18, 2006 at 09:33
Nice start. Good show not sending her into MySpace. Yeesh. I've just started a page there because I've been disrespecting the joint with no inside knowledge... and that's very un-hip in my own creative Zen, so I've stopped bad-mouthing MySpace until I understand it better.
That being said... I still think she's better off with HerOwnSpace; writing and journaling rather than being somewhat randomly social. More directed, I think. My son is only 7. But in another few years, if he wants to get out there, I'd encourage something like what you're doing.
You may want to consider registering a domain name or two now that she likes as a future site. I've done my kid's name, as I assume they'll just get harder and harder to lock in over time.
Again... good job helping her get out there with a place to call her own on the Web.
Posted by: Andy Havens | September 18, 2006 at 10:07
Thank you for that recc, Andy. I'll definitely explore it.
And thank you, Andrew and Randy. Go comment on her blog!
Posted by: Bryan Alexander | September 20, 2006 at 09:15