Buraot, the Entredropper Master

This blog review was written for Kaye and Pehpot's Blogversary contest.

When clicking on this site, the first thing I noticed is, "Wow, it’s changed!" Before it used to a yellow and black. Not very appealing to me. I didn't like those colors. Now, the colors are less bright, but have more impact. I love these colors more. But that is not all that has changed. The layout and format of the whole blog as changed as well. The menu bar on top makes this blog very easy to use. There is also a site map in the menu bar. This will come in handy when you are looking for something specific. The sidebars are very neat, with no clutter. The bottom has a section where you can view the most recent articles and the most recent comments.

I am Buraot is a personal blog. However, he is very well known for his Entredropper. He provides this free service for anyone who uses Entrecard. I have yet to sign up for this, but I probably will soon. Other than this free service, he writes great, intellectual posts. Each post includes a picture, which makes it even more appealing. In his post titled The Late Summer Leap, he writes about taking a leap of faith in believing that everything will be alright in the end. Many of his personal posts will either motivate or inspire you. For some intellectual reading, please visit I am Buraot.

Review: I Am Buraot

My first thought when opening this page, was Wow, this page loaded fast! It is overall a great designed layout, without much clutter. The description of the blog is "A day in the life of an antisocial." This blogger seems like a great person, and must be a great blogger because is PR is 4! Wow! I don't even have 1! He is also located in the Philippines. As for the content of the blog, I found many great posts. I also love that he includes a picture in each of his posts. I try to do that also, but sometimes I just don't have a picture to include. Buraot is a great blogger with great content. All his posts actually have meaning and thought and he blogs on an intellectual level. In his post titled The Late Summer Leap, he writes about taking a leap of faith in believing that everything will be alright in the end. He says:

"And all you can do is look beyond the distant horizon where you left the traces of your previous self. And pray to whomever sits on the cloud… that everything is going to be alright, a prayer more for the new as well as for the old."

He is such a great writer. Many of his posts will either inspire or motivate you. Whether he is inspiring you to think about your own life or the life of others, he does a great job at it. If you are in the mood to read great posts with a deeper meaning to life, then visit I am Buraot. Overall rating: 7/10.

Day Zero Project

Have you checked out my other blog, Leilanie's 101 in 1001 Challenge? Its pretty cool. After finding out about the Day Zero Project, I decided to create my own list. So, check out my blog, and take a look at my list. Feel inspired? Let me know if you create your own list. Because number 100 on my list is to inspire 5 other people to create their own list. So, let me know ok?