Archive for April, 2012

Apr 23

Testing, testing, this is a test….

I’ve added a new share plugin to this site, along with an SEO package.  Now to see how it all works.  The share buttons didn’t show up on the old posts.  This is just a short note to make sure they are working.  Apparently, the share icons don’t show up until you click the comment button.  So come on, give me some test material by leaving a comment.

It doesn’t have to be about this short little post.  Check out some of the galleries.  If you are a family member, contact me for a login and you too can share your thoughts freely with the world.  Oh, wait, you all have Facebook accounts for that.

Which is why the focus of this site is about to change as soon as I get through with setting up my writing platform and get my time management skills honed.  One of my projects this summer is to revamp this site unless I get more family activity going on it agan.

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Apr 18

Reading to Write

See how cleverly I am promoting my writing blog?  This post is all about the reason I haven’t had time to write more.  It’s because I’m so busy reading.  ;~D.

Actually, I’ve been busy with the “My Name Is Not Bob” April Platform Building Challenge.  It’s a series of blog posts by Robert Brewer whose blog I’ve followed for a couple of years now.  He has made an assignment each day for us to work on organizing our way to being able to easily promote our work. ( Read more )

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Apr 14

Life in Flux

Things are always changing.  Every time we think we’ve got it all figured out, it changes.  The old saying “change or die” refers to the idea that everything in nature is either growing or dying.  I am definitely not dying yet.

Jeanne has commented to me several times lately that the mothers of several of her friends have died this year.  She says it’s a bad year for mothers and I need to be careful.  I consider it, briefly, and think being careful usually includes avoiding change.  Does that mean being careful moves me moving closer to death?

At the moment, I am hovering between.  It has occurred to me this year that I have less time left than I’ve got behind me.  I can easily remember most of the past 50 years of my life, the time since I turned 18.  Much of the time before that is available, but not in the same detail.  So, I can remember more time than I’ve got left to live.  It gives a different perspective. ( Read more )

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