A little writing experiment

I am getting that seasonal antsy feeling. I need to shake things around with my writing and bring more variety. About a month ago I suggested to my peeps David and Michael that I'd love to give each day of the week a theme. I don't necessarily need other contributors to enter the fray --am down with everybody posting whatever they are good at. Yet I am finding that I personally need more structure in order to introduce more variety ... and I hope that makes sense.

Anyhow, here's what I will be experimenting with during the next few weeks :

  • Market Monday : Anything and everything having to with economics, finances, sales, marketing... I'll even sneak in some product development if need be.
  • Tech Tuesday : All tech all day. I have been trying to get more technology writing in the blog, and this is going to be the day I do that.
  • Feature Wednesday : Anything exciting or worthy of a change of our banner will be featured every Wednesday. It's time to bring Barack's mug off the blog and that's going to happen this Wednesday.
  • Thirsty Thursday Yes. Booze, coffee, tea, juices, and the food to go with these libations. Anything liquid in bounty or in crisis as in "The Worldwide Water Crisis". I've found out through my blogging for Kenneth Cole there's a HUGE water crisis all around the world and that most of it is not related to global warming but to natural resource poaching by big corporations like Coca-Cola. I am definitely using Thursdays to focus on the water wars happening around the world.
  • Free For All Friday: That's basically it. Whatevs.
  • Saturday Gigante : If you are Latino, you know EXACTLY what I am talking about. So Saturday is for everything and anything having to do with Latin American culture --and no, it's not just going to be the Spanish speaking kind. I've found scads of youtube clips and sites featuring Sefaradim in Brazil and Mexico, Muslims in the Caribbean, Indigenous people from all over the region. I even found a documentary of that great Latin American dodo, the Black Argentinians. I'm giving Latinoamerica like you've never seen it before.

That's about it with today being the first day of this experiment.

If you don't want to beat the political horse to a deadly pulp but would love to blog here about food, entertainment, finances, funny stuff and any other non-political goodness, just ping at nyc.blogdiva [at] gmail [dot] com. I definitely want to see more funky stuff on the blog.

And I know,off the first trial post. I know, I am starting a bit late today with my posting, but had to give Kenneth the first round of blogging today.

Now I'm all yours bbs!


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