Yesterday's Morning Buzz mentioned FishbowlLA's search for a staffer to replace the "guest blogger" who has been holding the fort. Later in the day, this week's guest blogger, one of them anyway, revealed herself to be Register columnist (and former LAT reporter) Mayrav Saar. She's made a couple of recent appearances here, one after opening her column with the observation that she has a great ass and writing in March about discovering blogging:

Blogs to me were like video games and fake eyelashes, trends that require certain skill sets I neither possess nor have the motivation to acquire.

But now I am a regular contributor to a blog - bigaction.blogs.com – and it's making me see the whole blogosphere in a different light, which is to say I see it at all.

How someone as criminally vain as myself failed to foresee the joys of blogging earlier is mystifying.

Over at FishbowlLA I see she picks up the LA Observed item from last week about Noam Levey (and Leslie Pollner) heading to Washington.

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