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Look, Ma...

by Robert Basic on September 4th, 2008

... I have a Blog too! Well, it was damn time to get yourself one of those.

Actually, this is my third blog. The first lasted about a day or two. The second went alright for a time, but then the hosting company started to play around with settings, so the whole thing fell apart. This time, I'm serious. Kinda.

Until now I was foolin' around a lot. Tried this and that, experimenting. Heck, I even got a job. A real one. For real money. It lasted about 5 months, but then I quit, 'cause I still have some bloody exams @school, and I commuted every day to work, so it was pretty hard to concentrate on both. Now, I'm back to freelancing. Studying hard to get these exams off my back, and working on some projects; nothing big.

Sooo... What to expect from me and my blog? Tutorials, screencasts, reviews, freebies, random writings... Anything that is connected with the Internet, it's development and me. I'll try to show up with some quality and creative stuff, hopefully, on a regular basis.

Ramble on!

Tags: about, introduction, random.
Categories: Blablabla.
Comments: 2 comments.

Comments: 2

  • Avram

  • September 22nd, 2008
Huh... don't know should I comment in Serbian or in English, but 'cause whole blog is in English, I'll be Englishman (in New York) too :P Welcome to Serbian blogosphere! You haven't told me that you have (new) blog. Why? I'll place your blog in my blogroll right now! Regards ;)
  • Robert

  • September 22nd, 2008
Feel free to comment on any language you like :) Great chances are that there will be posts on Serbian, too, but I'll try to stick to English to practice it ;) Anywayz, thanks for the welcome and for the link :) Cheers mate!

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