CDog vs. The World

Moving Day! March 25, 2010

Greetings, loyal follower(s)!

Don’t get too excited by the title. I’m not moving. My blog, however, is! As has been mentioned in the past, my posts have been rather few and far between. That is a bummer. After many hours (lie) of thought about how to fix this, I came to the conclusion that I should try a new domain.

So, as of today, I can now be found over on Tumblr. My reasons for this choice are thus: I have friends who use it and have told me good things. It’s  more photo/audio/video friendly than my current layout over here. I can post quickly and efficiently via an iPhone app the moment something noteworthy/ridiculous happens to me. I can connect posts to Facebook and Twitter faster, and – perhaps most importantly – I was able to set up a way more awesome layout.

With the move has come a name change. When I started this public record of my post-grad (mis)adventures, it was summer and I was mildly (majorly) depressed that people were out having fun with their lives while I was tethered to my desk, resisting the urge to bash my skull in with the telephone receiver. Needless to say, CDog vs. The World seemed a polite way to describe my feelings.

Now, I’ve decided to take a different approach to things. No more taking on the world. From now on, I’m just going to be winning in it (I’m pretty deep like that). So, peace out CDog vs. The World. Hello, CDog FTW (for the win, for those not in the know).

Does this mean positivity to the point of sunshine and rainbows in every post? Hell no. There will still be plenty of moments when that phone receiver looks mighty tempting, and you’ll certainly hear about them. But you’ll hear about everything else too, be it a song I’m enjoying at the moment, a photo I found particularly noteworthy, or the fact that a woman on my bus this morning deemed it appropriate to fall asleep all over me and then cough in my face when she finally came to.

So please, if you feel inclined, follow me over at http://cdogftw.tumblr.com

Hopefully, you won’t be sorry you did. If you are, that sounds like a personal problem, and you may want to seek help.