There is one eveident similarity between all of these blog entries; each of them is written from the writers point of view and tell about an event that happened in their everyday life. None of these posts were meant to be presented ina formal way or were set up as a professional interview that was scheduled and pre-prepared for.
In "Fear and Loathing Outside Worcester," the author creates an interesting read by simply explaining his thoughts regarding the characteristics of Lieberman, just as he makes another interesting blog post explaining the essence and traits of "Sez" in "Yankee Fan Meeet Pot-Nager Guy." That one was definitely my favorite because the author's expereince with Freddy went into more depth than the others. He explained a lot about Freddy, let the reader understand what he was all about, and then told us about he encounter with teh legend at the baseball game.
Just as the first two, "The Unforgettable Fire Turns 25," and "Indifferent to Authority" showed a lot of opinions and ideas that otehrs may or may not be able to relate and agree to. I think these showed more about the author's life than his own analysis of the life of others. The allowed me to get to know him better as a writer, as he wrote about himself and his views on common interests.
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