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Not a stranger

Posted on June 13th, 2006 by Sacha Chua

We made it to the tail end of the reception for the summit in Connecticut. It was just so amazing walking into a room and hearing people you'd never seen say, "Hi, Sacha!" They'd read my blog and checked out my bookmarks. I knew them through their bookmarks and blog entries and e-mail messages...

I brought out my cheatsheet tagclouds, too. =) Stalker! ;)

I was so worried that I'd find the summit intimidating, but it's all good. I'm so excited! That doesn't mean I won't have butterflies in my stomach during my (rather short) panel presentation, but it's nice to know people and be known by them...

Random Japanese sentence: お宅の猫を観察してご覧なさい。そうすればその猫の事がよく分かりますよ。 Just observe your cat and you will get to know him.

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