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Not American Beauty. I'm talking about the 2008 Weblog Awards.
Andrew Sullivan's The Daily Dish took the top prize and, given his tremendous work over the past few months, I have no problem with that.
Going over the list of nominees, I'm reminded of the way I felt as a child when I watched Barry Sanders dart around the football field. I considered myself something of a special football player, so I feverishly tried to figure out what Barry was doing that I couldn't do.
Ridiculous, no? He was a future Hall of Famer; I was a kid whose athletic flame was destined to be extinguished at 20.
In the end, I just felt frustrated. Some people are just better, and that's that. And in the blogosphere, as on the gridiron, the talent pool out there is tremendously deep.
It's extremely humbling.
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2 comments:
thanks for this. i intend to check some of these out.
going over the list i have a different reaction than you (no kidding, sports AGAIN lol). i realize i am so out of it having never heard of any of these except sullivan.
eyes, opened wider.
No doubt.
I started in on "driftglass," for example. And I was reminded to return to "field negro," too.
The blogosphere, pretty much, is infinite. It's hard to believe that there was ever a time when I didn't read blogs. I mean, this was as recently as two years ago.
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