If you are active on Twitter, you will love TweetDeck. For a long time I resisted downloading TweetDeck because I liked Twitter’s web interface and didn’t see the need for TweetDeck. It only takes a second to log in to my Twitter account, and it’s just one more tab opened
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I had a chance to get caught up with my blog reading this weekend. One of my favorite blogs is Write well Me. Dawn is a writing guru and has tons and tons of good stuff on her blog. One of her recent posts, Top 10 Writing Challenges, resonated with me. Ramblings By Reba is hosting a blog carnival because she is curious about how people came up with their blog’s name. This is a great idea, I love discovering the back-story behind’s people’s decisions to name their blog, business, etc. I wish I could say that I had an interesting story 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. |
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