Proud Babeler

By Greg Molyneux | Published January 6, 2008

In the era of bizarre Internet names, it is time to step into the fold. Enter Babeled.

I have spent a little time blogging now, and I thoroughly enjoy it. In my several year quest to find a solid hobby, this one has suited my fancy nicely. Not only do I have a productive place to pass my free time, but I can do so in a manner that is beneficial to my personal development. Having a forum to discuss a wide range of issues is a great way to put thoughts into words and to store them for posterity.

It will be great to someday thumb through the archived past l just to see how the world and my writing has evolved. After all, hobbies are all about personal growth aren’t they? The prospect of a fresh start excites me, and I am proud to be a Babeler!

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Greg Molyneux
Aspiring web designer with an ever growing appreciation of typography. My fascination for design is only trumped by my passion for history. Find me on Facebook and you should follow me on Twitter.

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