Ever said anything to a reporter that you don't remember?
I feel like some dodgy politician. According to this United Press International article about the Blogs4Life conference, I told the reporter -
A number of international bloggers attended the event such as "Auds" (who also asked to remain anonymous), blogger of realitycheckdotie.blogspot.com and a student from Ireland who came to Washington for the first time this week.
According to Auds, the Irish media have not reported adequately on the issue. And with the recent emergence of political blogs, Auds predicts more anti-abortion bloggers will appear as more individuals adapt to technology with the introduction of broadband, she said.
I don't remember talking to a reporter , but I must have. I don't remember saying the Irish media have not adequately reported on the issue - I actually think they do report loads on it.
And I don't know if we need specifically pro-life bloggers in Ireland - just more bloggers. And more people who read blogs. And hopefully I'm right about broadband - which is little more than just introduced.
Kind of funny to read about yourself and not recognise yourself. As I asked in response to that "who are we?" meme - Am I Me?
A number of international bloggers attended the event such as "Auds" (who also asked to remain anonymous), blogger of realitycheckdotie.blogspot.com and a student from Ireland who came to Washington for the first time this week.
According to Auds, the Irish media have not reported adequately on the issue. And with the recent emergence of political blogs, Auds predicts more anti-abortion bloggers will appear as more individuals adapt to technology with the introduction of broadband, she said.
I don't remember talking to a reporter , but I must have. I don't remember saying the Irish media have not adequately reported on the issue - I actually think they do report loads on it.
And I don't know if we need specifically pro-life bloggers in Ireland - just more bloggers. And more people who read blogs. And hopefully I'm right about broadband - which is little more than just introduced.
Kind of funny to read about yourself and not recognise yourself. As I asked in response to that "who are we?" meme - Am I Me?
Labels: Bioethics
posted by Auds | 00:48
9 Comments:
You will have charlie bird after you. :)
That's pretty funny... you should tell them you've changed your mind!
Ah but maybe s/he didn't talk to you. Maybe s/he got the details from your blog by doing a blog search?
I doubt s/he did Damien, as I had no such information up on the blog until a week after the publication of the article.
I must have talked to a reporter - I just have no recollection of the event. I completely understand and empathise with the people in the tribunals for the first time ever.
Yes, you did talk to a reporter. I think her name was Rachel, but anyway she was short, cute and had dark hair. Youe were wearing your red jumper (for Fr Ted fans...)
Anonymous - I don't think I was wearing my red jumper.
I have contacted those I was with at the event and they inform that I did, in fact, speak with a reporter.
There you go - selective amnesia can affect the best of us. ;-)
Is the liquor strong in Washington, Auds?
Oh, I wouldn't know, Kevin.
;-)
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