As you write, your manifesto appears before your very eyes.

Desperate Working Mama, A video blog mixed with more traditional blogging. Cats blog is self-described as;

“Your one-stop site for fanatical television snarking, questionable political analysis, occasional attempts to address the parenting issues facing working mothers, and halfhearted promises to stop obsessing about the entertainment industry, already! Oh, not to mention the random bitching and moaning. There's always that.�

Glamabella, is a college student with writing talent. You won’t be disappointed no matter how old you are.

“You are exceedingly bitter,� she said.
“Actually, I think I’m just more attuned to the habits and circumstances surrounding people’s choices,� I replied.

Trista writes in one of two mission statements, An Accident of Hope about something that may happen to every one of us.

So, why do I mention this in my very first Official Post? I mention this because it seems to tie in with my hard-thought title. In other words, I am certain that everything I write here will be witty and incisive and very entertaining. But it's almost certain that 12 hours after I post I will regret everything said and wish I could take it all back, and 12 hours again will think it all perfect but a bit tarnished. And, of course, the very fact that so much hope is going into this will almost certainly guarantee that the worst of me occasionally will be on display.

Are you finding your personal manifesto in your writing?

Contributing Editor, Chantel Williams also blogs at Life and Times of Chantel