Read my Mind: Elaine Vigneault

Elaine admits that she is a

"compulsive writer. I write about changing the world: politics, philosophy, social commentary, feminism, veganism, animal rights, environmentalism... I write about changing the woman myself: egoism, a diary about my life, where I document my travels and adventures as well as my heartaches and depressions... I write about changing the web: blogging, social networking, internet trends and memes, new and useful technology, beginner tutorials, and more."

Her current posts highlights a fresh voice from London, check out Holly Hates Everything.

2000Bloggers

What was once a fun thing to join is now continuing to grow. The count when visiting to draft this posting was already at 1730 pictures and growing. Pretty soon, 2000Bloggers will really be 2000!

Welcome to 2k Bloggers

Ever wondered what the blogosphere looks like? Well, this is what it looks like. See the blogosphere.

We're bloggers from all walks of life, from mommy bloggers to marketing bloggers: Some are SEO experts, some are writers, some are sports enthusiasts, some are affiliate marketers, some are business professionals, some are political... ALL HAVE OPINIONS!!!

We're a community of bloggers dedicated to sharing. Our writers write on various topics; we're all about variety and diversity.

I for one, have appreciated the traffic and the opportunity to go exploring. Were there be one post per, it would take 8 years of weekday posts to cover the 2000! And yet the blogosphere continues to grow...

Add this site to your RSS Reader and appreciate the diversity!

All Things Workplace- Steve Roesler

Another blog on the plentiful trail amongst the 2000 Bloggers, we find All Things Workplace where Steve Roesler writes:

Have you ever noticed that business people seem to read the same popular business books?

Then we ask people to "think differently" about business.

I'm keen on exploring new ways to look at how we live, work, and connect. I find that the latest "10 Things You Must Do To__________" gets stale. I don't want to just think about what to do. I want to know "why" and "how" and then apply it to my own situation.

Do you sometimes feel the same way?

Read Steve's full posting here.

Steve's writes in his profile page:

I'm Steve Roesler, the guy behind the blog. Let me take a moment to give you a glimpse of who I am before telling the business story.

I am married to "B" and we live 20 miles from Philadelphia in a tranquil, wooded area surrounded by lakes. (We don't live in the woods because we were asked to leave the city--we just like it here). It's a welcome break from the many days of international and domestic travel that are a part of the consulting business.

Read Steve's full profile here.

Consider adding Steve's blog to your RSS Reader.

Kelly Mooney's Blog

Continuing along the trail of the 2000 Bloggers, I find Kelly Mooney writing about shopping and the online experience. Kelly writes:

I admit it. I am a demanding consumer. But, aren't we all? We want everything better, faster, easier, and more personalized than ever before. We want to feel like we're important to the companies we do business with. But why is it that despite every marketing milestone and breakthrough many web experiences often fail to meet our expectations?

Blame company structure or budget or legacy systems or leadership or the weather. But the more you excuse it, the worse it gets.

I've made a career out of studying, advocating for, and creating customer experiences and sharing them with clients, in columns, speeches, a book, and now this blog.

A listing of her recent posts reveals:

• 'Twas the Season to be Shopping Online
• Williams-Sonoma Delivers Hot Chili on a Cold Day
• Beware the Risks of, um, Personalization
• Banana's Checkout a Slippery Deal

Consider adding Kelly's site to your RSS Reader!

Table for Five - Elizabeth

Along the trail of the 2000 Bloggers, I find Elizabeth writing at Table for Five.

She celebrated a birthday milestone and woke up feeling no different.

She made do for a whole weekend without cable TV or Internet access.

She wonders why she doesn't get invited to cocktail parties?

She writes frequently as a mommy blogger. Consider adding her site to your RSS Reader!

Serenity Quest - Tisha Best

Along the trail of the 2000 bloggers, I stop and find that Liz Strauss just called Tisha an SOB.

No, that is not a bad thing. Tisha loves it!

Ha ha ha SOB stands for “Successful and Outstanding Bloggers” and Liz has got it in her head that I deserved the recognition.

Well my loyal readers I bequeath this honor to YOU! Yes to all of YOU, even the lurkers who come around to ogle my profile pic, I don’t even want to know what kinds of activities that has engendered, darts, mas…chuchum, and to all of you who comment sharing with me your thoughts, ideas, likes, dislikes, traumas, perversions, psychoses, YOU have become my friends [I am one sick little puppy to have friends like you] and YOU deserve the credit, THANK YOU!

Read her full posting here.

Jump on over to Tisha's place and check it out. You'll be glad you did.