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September is obviously an auspicious month for starting geology blogs: Brian’s<\/a> celebrated its first anniversary<\/a> last week, and over the weekend Highly Allochthonous turned two. I’ve come a long way since my first post<\/a>, and even since this time last year<\/a>; I certainly did not expect to be marking this anniversary as a member of Scienceblogs (a fairly minor one to be sure, but I still think it’s pretty cool). So who knows what next year will bring – I can only hope that I continue to improve as a writer, and that people keep on reading and commenting.
\nBy way of a retrospective this year, I thought that this would be a good time to consider what, if anything, I should submit for this year’s Science Blogging Anthology<\/a>. However, since I find self-assessment rather difficult, I thought that I might prevail on you – the readers – to help me out. I’d like to know what you’d consider to be my best posts from the past nine months. Consider it a birthday present – and, as it was my actual birthday on Friday too, a virtual replacement for those beers y’all would be buying me if we were on the same continent.
\nAs a starting point, here are a few posts which either seemed particularly popular, or that I was particularly proud of:
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