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I want to google myself...

After long doubt, much hesitation and lot of excuses like lack of inspiration etc... I finally decided to join the blogosphere. Some say I'm joining the club after the hype, but after several years, it seems that blogging will not be gone that fast.


So why start blogging? Actually one good reason ;-), I want to google myself (or should I say bing myself). Anyway we'll see where this brings us and hopefully I can come back to this blog in many years and laugh with all the silly issues I was facing in 'the days'.

No promises about future posts and certainly not about posting frequently, but I will surely talk about one of my passions: technology and everything around it.


This blog is mainly written for myself but if you enjoy reading it, you're more then welcome.




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