However, today’s task turned to be a difficult one to me: I could kept some questions in my head during the day, but they seemed to have vanished as soon as I settled to write them down. How come could I write, after all, just one question, when I’m crossing the frontier of an entirely new world? When every post I read is highly inspiring?

I guess it is, on one hand, because I’m fleeing to quickly from a discovery to another, I’m not taking the time to be innerly aware of what my consciousness is touching, I keep on the surface of a brilliant, multicolored landscape.

On the other hand, I don’t know why, today I couldn’t find any question posted on co Comment neither on Google Reader or even on Technorati – nor do I know why have I so triplicated my ways of following our Challenge…

I got two comments to my own posts so far! And as I couldn’t learn how to put a technorati’s tag on them, Sue Waters has came in my rescue through twitter: that was a really cool surprise!

It’s time to relax and reflect a bit about the issues I’m engaging to; yesterday I couldn’t come here for a break and tell about this new experience; I’ve been wondering if I really could keep the rhythm for the next days, since I’ll soon receive a bunch of tests to correct and the annual festival at School to prepare.

Meanwhile, the work in the Moodle platform continues, as well as the building of the Blog for Portuguese within the School site. I know everybody involved in this beautiful Comment Challenge works hard, I wonder if they too feel this difficulty to cope with the Challenge and, at the same time, not failing to other people’s expectancies, not letting anybody down.

I’m learning so much, in such a short time, I hope I will just be able to put it all in practice with time and become a good citizen in the web 2.0 blogosphere.

And now back to the fabulous reading at co Comment!