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I personally use Blogger, because I find it much more user friendly. Some say the same about Wordpress though.
I'd suggest creating an account with both sites, get a feel for how each of them works, and decide from there which you prefer.
Another thing you might consider doing is, once you decide the name you want your blog to have, reserve that blog name from both blogger and wordpress. If you start with a blogger blog, you can always convert it to wordpress down the road, and many people have done that.
I've also read that it can take longer for a wordpress blog to show up in search engines, so you might keep that in mind, depending upon what your goals are for your new blog.
Here's a really great article I found a while ago, while researching building niche content blogs. This might help you decide which is better for your needs.
http://optempo.com/2008/01/22/niche-blog-hosting-wordpress-vs-blogger/
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Jon, your blog looks great! I might have to take a look at Weebly. How much does it cost to have a website, without all the ads?
It's free to have a website without ads. However, if you want to get rid of the "create a free website with Weebly" text at the bottom of the page, you can upgrade to Weebly Pro for $4.58/month for six months, $3.99/month for 1 year, or $2.99/month for 2 years.
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