Is Your Life Worth Keeping A Digital Journal On A Mac?

Who could have predicted that when they invented the internet’s information highway as we know it, that it would be grid locked with opinions.

Everyone has a way to publish an opinion on anything and everything and they do. What of personal publishing? You know, a diary, a journal, a personal blog? Is your life worth keeping a digital record? Does anyone really care?

First, let it be known that desktop publishing is passe, and micro blogging is in. What? Didn’t you get the memo? Actually, what’s happening in the.... (excerpted).

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