Blog Log: The week in local blogging

Posted on by Brian Postelle

You bloggers are a bunch of movers and shakers. Not content to sit there gathering cobwebs, you all are getting around. Moving? Yes. Grooving? Yes.

A. Fletcher graduated and is so outa there and Josh Rosenburg loves him some big cities.

Jason Bugg, formerly of So Much for Tact, then Bugg Blog, has moved and is now The (bugg) Blog, and apparently, it feels good.

Laurey Bikes, who just got done pedaling across the country, is putting down roots.

As for unexpected movements, Blue Barnhouse was there when someone crashed a car into The Admiral. Again. Meanwhile, Bruisin’ Ales Beer Blog is witnessing carnage of another kind.

Dark Topography is creeping us out with tales from the trip to Lost Cove.

Want to remember what it was like when you first moved here? Insatiable Curiosity has you covered.

And the big sign in front of Pack Place is moving out, and Ashevillein is OK with that.

On another note, this is a bit late (we were moving around ourselves last week) but Blue Ridge Blue Collar Girl has some thoughts on the Blog Log. We don’t take compliments very well (we’re blushing, really) but she’s right on the money on our affinity for blogger injuries. So there you go.

— Brian Postelle, staff writer

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