If you thought Toe Knee Unplugged was all plugged up and gone, you are in for a surprise.
I am very much alive and well, though yet to recover from a bout of blogger's block.
The monthly Blog Mela resumes with the November blog mela early next month, but for now here's the best of Indian blogs in September and October 2008. Enjoy.
Anand Ramachandran is smitten by Apple's iThing
Great Bong reveals more about Drona and soiled pots
Twisted DNA is not a big fan of kids on the phone
Krish Ashok authors the Dummies' Guide to the US elections
Coconut Chutney is compelled to write about CAs
Neelakantan dreams up a ban on eating out
Sidin Vadukat is using a questionnaire to trace a 'Singur' personality
Jaideep Varma is disappointed by the reviews of 'Hulla'
IndieQuill is waxing
Jammy is making love, not sex
That's all for now. The November 2008 Blog Mela returns early next month. But before leaving, do please vote for the best post in the September-October 2008 Blog Mela.
Did you just come across a quirky, interesting or something-that-tugs-at-your-heartstrings blog? If yes, feel free to nominate it for the November Blog Mela being hosted here on December 2
To nominate, leave a comment on this post OR better still - Mail me at toeknee (at) gmail (dot) com
- Posts must have been written by Indians or have an Indian angle
- Only posts published between 1-30 November, 2008 would be accepted
- If possible, please nominate individual posts, not the whole blog
- Feel free to nominate something you have written. Immodesty appreciated
- You can nominate as many blog posts as you like - provided you really like them
- Only nominations received before midnight on December 1 stand a chance to be featured on the Top 10 list
- No, you don't get any moolah for nominating or getting featured in the Blog Mela. That could change once I am a millionaire but for now you'll just have to bear with me
- Yours truly reserves the right to nominate good posts which you ignore
Check out previous Blog Melas
March 2007
April 2007
May 2007
June 2007
July 2007
August 2007
September 2007
October 2007
November 2007
December 2007
January 2008
February 2008
March 2008
April 2008
May 2008
June 2008
July 2008
August 2008
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