Survivor One World Begins Feb. 15

Survivor Season 24 Cast: One World
(c) Monty Brinton, 2011


First of all, I hope everyone's getting the hang of the new blog format. I know I'm still not used to it--and I've spent a lot of time with it--so I understand if the changes seem like too much.


That being said, my favorite part about the new format is that YOU, as readers, can choose from a few different layouts for the blog. There's flipcard, magazine, snapshot, mosaic, etc. So, when you have the time (ha ha ha), you can play around with it and find the one that works best for you. (All of them focus more on the visual and I love that!)


PS: I'm still making tweaks to the blog this week (to font, sorting/labeling, and content), so I hope you'll bear with me. I really do love blogging and as I make these changes, I'm just hoping to make the blog worth your time.


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Now, my point!


I've been receiving a lot of emails asking me if I'll be blogging about the new season of Survivor.


And the answer is ...


HECK YEH!


I know I'm biased, but I this season has an incredible cast and some really cool twists. There are plenty of reasons to watch:


--The tribes are divided men vs. women.


--The 2 tribes will live on ONE BEACH. (I love this!)


--Redemption Island is gone. (Sorry, to say, but I like that it's gone.)


--There are a few players over 40 who like WAY tough competition.


Here's a sneak peak:


http://www.cbs.com/shows/survivor/video/2187925864/





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