Over on Facebook, Stacy invited me to join in on the event “30 Days of Thanks.” This is an awesome, wonderful, beautiful idea! I already have a practice each evening of writing down at least 3 things I am thankful for each day – so this is just taking it
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If you have trouble keeping track of all the passwords you have from the various websites, forums and groups that you belong to, here’s a little tip (actually found this tip in a magazine, but can’t remember which one): Use an address book. Write in your user name and password for For all you ebook lovers out there, the World Ebook Fair is going on. From now until August 4th you can access a ton of ebooks from around the world from a ton on genres for f.r.e.e! For more information and to check out the titles go here. Enjoy! (Thanks to Money Danielle brought this to my attention through her blog. Typealyzer analyzes the personality of your blog. I thought it would be fun to give it a whirl and according to this site my blog personality is an INTJ – The Scientist: “The long-range thinking and individualistic type. They are especially good I’ve never heard about this before but, Liz Strauss of Successful Blog hosts an “open-comment night” each Tuesday at her blog. Apparently, it’s like an “open-mic” except a little different. I get the impression like it is similar to Twitter without the 140 character limit or a chat session on I never bothered using a blog reader because I only read a handful of blogs so I didn’t see the point. I have since seen the error of my ways. I signed up for Bloglines during the Thanksgiving weekend and now I wish I had done so a long time ago. I have a little time between family activities; so, just for fun, I took the Blog Readability Test. Here’s my score: Yep, I was surprised myself (if you don’t believe it, run the url through yourself). I try to write well but I don’t always have confidence in my writing, so this In Japan, the first woman ever has been drafted to a professional baseball team – and she is only 16 years old! She must have some pitch. You can take a peek at the story here.
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