I fell down the Pinterest hole this week. It started innocently enough. I was pinning some fair trade shoes I found so others could learn about the company. But then I started looking through my stream. This isn’t always a bad thing — sometimes I find much needed encouragement or new recipes to try. The […]
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I moved! Well, my blog moved. It was time, and with my compulsive nature I couldn’t wait. I’m very happy here in my new blog home. We’re still hanging curtains and painting the walls around here, so if you see any spots we missed, feel free to let me know. (I did see that some
I Needed Just a Little More Chaos… Read More »
Just realizing I never updated about the East Nashville listserv. Google restored it, and all is well.
Oh, the old East Nash listserv is back. Read More »
A new listserv has been created over at Yahoo Groups.From Laura Creekmore: EAST NASHVILLE LIST UPDATEJoin the list now by sending a blank email to eastnashville-subscribe@yahoogroups.com or by visiting the grouphome page: //groups.yahoo.com/group/eastnashville. More details over at Fixin’ Supper.
Google deleted the 3000 member East Nashville listserv this morning. Several years of banter, service references, acts of kindness, and community announcements are gone. Laura Creekmore, the listserv founder and moderator, is working to she if she can restore the list or at least create a new one. More info is available at her blog:
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Instead of writing my own blog post today, I’m going to cheat and link to a few other posts that I really like: I appreciate the spiritual honesty Lindsay Ferrier has been sharing over at Suburban Turmoil. It must be hard to be that vulnerable, but I think we the readers benefit. I know the
So, apparently I haven’t felt like blogging lately. Mostly, I’ve been really busy with this. Kinda busy with this. And then there are these guys, who are great but constantly causing trouble. If you need some great reading material, though, check out this article by Ivy at Love Shak, Baby. Ivy met me for lunch
Thanks to everyone who advised me concerning WordPress as an engine for a non-profit site. I created the site, and it fits the non-profit’s needs. The staff is learning how to add content, and it looks much better than the HTML site I originally created. I added as RSS feed of the non-profit’s Google Calendar
That WordPress site…. Read More »
I’ve been working on a simple website for a local non-profit. They didn’t have a web presence, so I threw together some HTML and made a small site, 5 or 6 pages. It works for now and is a decent way to communicate the basics: history, services, hours, location, etc. The problem is that someone
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Unlike Lindsay, I have found that readers generally find my blog through fairly mundane searches: “ice cream” “cat rescue” “sommet group” But recently, my stats showed that someone in the UK found my blog by searching for “I fried my husband.” I don’t even want to know . . . Interestingly, the IP address showed
I will NOT be an accessory to your crime … Read More »