Red Hog Diary

by JHSEsq

We received a nom­i­na­tion for us to nom­i­nate a fel­low named Chris who rides a Harley and is a polit­i­cal junkie. And the blo­gos­phere is bet­ter off for it. Red Hog Diary is the blog and Chris’ most recent post is about why peo­ple read blogs and his impres­sions of see­ing Obama. That said we picked a blog from his list of favorites to honor. It’s from March 1, 2007 called Thank You for Being a Friend and it is apo­lit­i­cal. What it is a warm and charm­ing sould bear­ing post on the ways friends change through the years. “As a kid grow­ing up it seemed there would never be a friend who could be bet­ter than the one you had at the time. I don’t know if it was the nature of the neigh­bor­hood that I grew up in or if my youth was sim­i­lar to that of most kids grow­ing up. It seemed every cou­ple of years or so that best friend, whom I was able to share and receive any and all heart­felt thoughts; would move away. There was Brian pre kinder­garten, Joey in lower pri­mary, then Randy until Junior High, then Lori, then Tom.” The Ris­ing Blog­ger awards Chris our Post of the Day award!

Review writ­ten by BUD WEISER.

{ 2 comments }

1 Red Hog Diary July 31, 2007 at 7:29 pm

Hey Thanks Judd. Ya know, I prefer to write the posts such as you selected for “Post of the Day” and I appreciate your recognition. The politics are not what I originally set out to do with the Red Hog Diary but there is so much stuff going on in the world that seems to beg for comment that I can’t seem to help myself. Your site is refreshing and positive and that is unique compared to most of the blog recognition I have received in the past. Keep up the good work and message here.

2 totallyun-pc August 2, 2007 at 8:19 am

I think you hit blog reading on the head Hogster – The media is just a story waiting to eat itself. My latest blog is about just that. A press reporter gets goosed, and they make a story out of them not wanting it to be a story…. you can’t make that kind of shit up!

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