Welcome a um outro walkabout do blog, onde eu faça exame vaguear em torno do globo para ver what’ s que ocupa as mentes do outro bloggers.

Today’ o walkabout do blog de s é um pouco diferente, entretanto, porque eu quero começar visitando cinco bloggers Scottish, tudo de quem eu me encontrei com em um blogmeet recente aqui em Edinburgh.

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os agradecimentos

My vão também a Gordon para arranjar o blogmeet.

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The; a visita do ll é hoje Peggy Race’ href= " http://whitelees.blogspot.com/ " do vida do dia a dia do muito Lazy Gardener. I had to laugh when I read about the family’s two gerbils, Hendrix and Cobain, and how a surprising turn of events unfolded. I’ll just know I’ll never listen to The Man the same way again.

Let’s hop over to Canada now, and visit Peter Haslam’s Necessary Skills, a blog about self-learning and managing change. Peter wrote recently about the differences between spectators and participants. I’ve certainly been one of the former group in the past, but I find myself in the latter group more often these days, which I’m sure can only be a good thing.

Mick Real from Brisbane, Australia writes in his relaunched Mick’s World about a number of things which interest me from a blogging perspective. He asks a question which most savvy bloggers can relate to in “What’s Up With Technorati?“. The blogger’s directory of choice is certainly going through some dramatic changes. Oh, and if you want to get down to the nitty gritty of Technorati search, here’s the link to their no-frills search page.

Nicholas Chan is a young blogger who writes about living in Malaysia. He writes with enthusiasm and humour, and his photographs give a great view of what life is like in his part of the world. I enjoyed his post about the new Chili’s Grill & Bar which was due to open shortly in Penang, and the reference to “beta testing”! Keep up the good work, Nicholas.

I’ve been reading Eva McKinnon’s Stranger in Suwon for the past few months. Eva is teaching English in South Korea for a year. She often posts photos showing what life is like in Suwon and the surrounding area, and has also taken some great shots in the capital, Seoul. I hope you get your laptop fixed soon, Eva.

Our last stopover for this weekend is Gabriel V’s Project Afterlight, a relatively new tech blog from the Philippines. Gabriel gives us a helpful roundup of file hosting services for transferring large files from one PC or Mac to another. I’d only heard of one of these services before reading this, so I’ll be saving this one for the future in my del.icio.us bookmarks.

I hope you enjoy reading these blogs as much as I did.

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