Being a newcomer to the food blog world, I was excited when Ivonne at Cream Puffs in Venice tagged me for a 7 Meme. Then, Zoubida at Kitchen Culture emailed me to let me know that she was planning to tag me for a 5 Meme. What is a Meme? As Rorie of Milk & Honey said, it is "a grown-up slam book" (boy, was that a blast from the past! I had forgotten about those!).
Anyway, since I don't have many recipes on this blog, I'm going to kind of change the questions...here goes, the 5 things I like about my blog:
1) My very first post on my blog: Ekchuah
2) The best dessert (because it was really good!!): "uwasa no kuroi" cheesecake
3) The most comments on a post (total 4): happy new year!!
4) My hit counter (for keeping track of things): Sitemeter & the blog provider(for allowing me to have this blog for FREE!): Blogger
5) And lastly, and most important, all my new friends that I've made since starting this blog!!
Thanks for making me feel welcome to a delicious and intriguing new world!!
Have a great weekend!!
Ha! You've been getting hit by the MEME thing too eh? I have to catch up on your previous posts because I've been going in circles trying to read the latest on everyone else. If there is one complaint that I have about blogging it's that trying to keep up can be so difficult sometimes!
ReplyDeleteHey, a girl's gotta eat, sleep, play, etc... ;-)
One more thing, a blog can also be distracting when there's new links in the sidebar. For instance, I just clicked on LOHAS... I wonder what I'll find there....
ReplyDeleteyuppers Rowena, meme tags here and there, but it's been fun!!
ReplyDeleteI know what you mean about trying to keep up with everyone else's blog, but it's so interesting reading that the time just flies!!
hope you have a great weekend!
Kat & Satoshi
You brilliantly adapted the meme to your blog Kat & Satoshi! I love it! Thank you for participating.
ReplyDeleteThis seems to be a popular question :) I composed this for Candied Quince:
ReplyDelete"A meme is a piece of cultural info or that is transmitted from one mind to another (but not necessarily formally taught); the idea itself doesn’t necessarily stay the same and can be subject to change from person to person.
Examples of memes include melodies, a particular style or fashion or ideas.
In this case, the meme is akin to a chain letter: a common set of questions sent to people via tags…but we don’t have to send in money and there’s no fear of bad things happening to us…
I think the above is correct; if someone else can amend or totally correct, please do…"
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Hi Zoubida,
ReplyDeleteThanks for tagging us. We enjoyed participating.
Hi Jasmine,
I like your definition of Meme, it seems to address it very well!
Kat & Satoshi