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If you want to post an “About Me” page or other static content outside of the regular chronological blog view, you can create a Page. To do so, simply click the Write tab at the top of the Weblog admin, then click on the Write Page sub-section.

Important Note: Some Weblog themes do not support listing Pages in their sidebar; be sure that the theme you are using supports Pages before you begin using them, or your visitors will not be able to find your Pages
The Write Page area works exactly like the Write Post page, except the content is posted in a seperate section of it’s own. Viewers who get updates about their site via your RSS feed will not be alerted when a new Page is submitted. It is generally better to use Pages sparingly for information such as an introduction to your blog as opposed to making daily entries via a Page.