My first post!

Question is why did I want to start a blog?

Well very simply it all started when I had to complete an ICT module, where I had to get my hand dirty, by actively using blogs and evaluating them. The idea of starting a blog is not new, and I guess I have been asked by some to start one, posting about food and traveling, which are my interests. Only problem is when I do not have the time to regularly come online to check on the traffic flow and reply comments. But well its free so why not, good experience for using ICT to teach in the future.

On hindsight, I look forward to posting articles about the world around us, unique situations and things, which can only be found in certain parts of the world and also my food and travel discoveries.

Cheers,
Darren

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