Cole challenged himself to write a chapter every day, and posted these entries on a blog.
An increasing number of other bloggers do so as well: Mike Adamick writes about fatherhood on his blog Cry It Out.
“If nobody is searching, there will be no arrest and no one to reward,” read an Invisible Children blog post.
Diane D. of Birmingham, England, who writes the blog Fat Girls Like Nice Clothes Too, concurs.
At the AEI blog, Jim Pethokoukis offers some ideas for "how Republicans can win even if the economy keeps improving."
So she retreated to blog in a cafe, posting snippets and impressions from her days with the boys, along with photos.
That was the first line of my first blog post on Open Revolt, my Xnet site.
She felt a twinge of regret for not publishing it on her blog—that would have been some serious advertising coin.
Everyone sent me the articles to blog, but it was the last thing I wanted to do.
Lester always complained when she quoted him directly in her blog posts, but she thought he secretly enjoyed it.
to author an online diary or chronology of thoughts
shortened form of Weblog
blog, blogged, blogging v, blogger n
1998, short for weblog (which is attested from 1994, though not in the sense "online journal"), from (World Wide) Web + log. Joe Bloggs (c.1969) was British slang for "any hypothetical person" (cf. U.S. equivalent Joe Blow); earlier blog meant "a servant boy" in one of the college houses (c.1860, see Partridge, who describes this use as a "perversion of bloke"), and, as a verb, "to defeat" in schoolboy slang. The Blogger online publishing service was launched in 1999.
