July 30, 2005

My computer has been given the silent treatment by the techmarkets network, which is why there hasn't been too much from me, but you know what? I was also totally overwhelmed.

It's down to the take away which is turning into a slightly evangelical feel-good session. Which is okay I think every "first-time" event deserves its evangels.

And if I weren't writing this I would be listening to Mary Hodder make a call for a group or list of womens with their expertise.

I wanted to make a self-prop. I was interviewed by the SF chronicle, and they made me soundlike a montrealaise littlest hobo of sorts. cool. But I am not just a student. I am mostly a web developer.

There is alot of discussion of being outside ones comfort zone and doing stuff that pushes the boundaries of their normal zone of interest or experience and I find it interesting, because I am not certain that I have ever been inside the bounds of normal.

I am not sure yet about the idea of what normal means in the blogosphere. As someone from the mommy-blogging crew stands up to represent. I am reminded that everyones voice here is unique and pretty different even if it is just a difference of degrees.

I feel like my thread that is, the one question I seem to come back to; is why is a person or a blogs relation to the "normal" the point of reference.

Now there is an idea to smartmob the male-dominated conferences. I think I should end on that. I am feeling scattered an exhausted.