

My first beachblog, done in front of webcam

Nice, Big Impeach: illuminated at night and up
for several days. I love it when that happens.

Dear Freewayblogger,
I got my start freewayblogging in November 2004 by waving a yard sign for the Democratic congressional candidate from a pedestrian overpass. It was fun. I would do it for a half hour or so during evening rush hour with a hundred cars a minute passing under me. Sometime last year I surfed by freewayblogger.com, joined the yahoo group and made my first beachblog. Since then I've done over a hundred blogs on San Diego beaches and freeways.
With politics and the media entirely dominated by corporate money, freewayblogging is grass roots activism at its purest. I don't want political leaders telling me what to think; we should be telling them what to think and do. I love the smell of blogging in the morning...
peace, Beachblogger
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2 comments:
Go San Diego County!
thanks for the post.
live long, and blog.
may the beach be with you.
peace
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