We All Survived!

Yesterday I presented "Blogging for Whiners, Klutzes and the Simply Uninitiated." It was a two-hour whirlwind tour of the blogosphere and getting started in blogging. Nobody threw eggs or tomatoes at me, nobody fell asleep, the computers didn't crash, the Conicker worm threat didn't wipe us out, and none of my most embarrassing moments recurred, so I call it a success.

One thing I forget to teach, though, was how to make a comment. So here goes:

*See the little "__Comments" label at the bottom of this post? (They all know what a "post" is).
Just click on that.

*Ta-da! A window opens up with a comments box in it. Type in your comment.

*Now scroll down and select your identity. To make it simple, be either "google/blogger" or "anonymous." If you're anonymous just put your name within the body of your comment.

*Fill in any other little boxes they have for you, and then click on PUBLISH YOUR COMMENT.

Now your comment flies straight to my email so I can monitor whether its spam or if you are a troll. I will so smash either. But if it's one of my sweet students or other acquaintances, then as soon as I get to my email I will publish it for you. And thank you very much!

WRITING UPDATE: Tomorrow is my writing day and I hope to work on the epilogue. Today I'm going to begin stockpiling little articles for a blog I'd like to start for widows one of these days.

Thanks for checking in on me.

P.S. If you'd like to take our "Tour of the Blogosphere" just click on the links at the bottom right side. Go to one link and then come back to my blog for the next link. Have fun!

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Anonymous said…
congratulations! I bookmarked the movie page, thanks!
Monday, April 06, 2009
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