journal

Remembering

David Nunez

07 Nov 2004

Yesterday I had dinner with a friend and, of course, after a couple of Coronas we got to talking about blogs (we're both hopelessly unashamed geeks).

I went into my standard rant about time-ordered entries being an inadequate way to organize a blog since all the old stuff disappears off the page, no matter how good it is.

I spent some time today flipping back through my archives. Damn. Not to toot my own tuba, but there is some really good stuff in there.

This one, in particular, made me tear up: Discovery

It think it's time to do a "Best of davidnunez.com" edition.

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