With 2005 upon us, I've been thinking about what kinds of new bloggers (or, at least, new to me) I'd like to read.

• While I enjoy reading the exploits of both law students and professors, I want something more. If Richard Posner can blog, then why can't we have an actual SCOTUS group blog? It doesn't all have to be law-related either. I'd be happy to read about their adventures on the DC cocktail party circuit.
• I can't believe that there isn't a network sitcom about the employees of a Starbucks-like coffee shop. Likewise, why isn't there a good blog written by a coffee shop employee? Every day, they could eavesdrop on "deep" coffeehouse conversations and report back to us. Sometimes those conversations would be profound, but more often they'd probably be embarrassing. In any case, I'd read it.
• I also want to read a history blog. The author could focus on forgotten and obscure history, it could have a political slant like Thomas Woods' "Politically Incorrect Guide to American History", or a take off on the What If? series, reviews of history books, or dabble in a little of everything. I think it'd be just as interesting as reading about current events.

Maybe blogs like these are already out there. If so, hopefully someone will let me know (hint-comments). What other kinds of bloggers are you interested in?