The Minutes Between Naps

Is there anything a cat should actual write on a "blog"?

Where did that word come from, anyways? I know the answer to this, actually. And I decided to search this out because:

A: I wanted to find out why you humans have such a terrible way of speaking (well, ENGLISH, anyways)

B: I'm in between naps

C: It's a stupid word, so, go back to A

Rumour has it, that it originated from the original root word "log" from the logbook captains used to write in on ships. (Cue those who will now think about the "captain's log" and so on and so forth. Some will reminisce some bald Englishman in strange red pajamas drinking earl grey tea. Hot.) But I digress.

In 1997 someone named Jorn Borger (A name not so English) coined the word "weblog" to describe the act of "logging the web", as in keeping a running log of links and commentary etc on his site, Robot Wisdom.

Someone named Peter Werholz shortened it to "weblog" to "blog" in May 1999 as some sort of word joke, separating it into two words (we blog... haha oh boy, his humour knows no bounds, clearly...) and shortly someone named Evan Williams used the word "blog" as both a noun and verb and came up with the word "blogger" and voila.

Are you still here? Oh good. I'm not sure why, but that's great. For me. For you? I'll let you decide.

I found all this info on google, which took it from Wikipedia. And we all know Wiki is 100% accurate a million percent of the time.

So, what was I talking about? Oh yes. What I should write about on here.

That's yet to be decided. But, if you're still here, then perhaps it doesn't matter, as long as I write something.... because a cat writing a blog is all that's really important here, isn't it?

Ah, finally time for my 4th nap. I'm almost behind schedule.