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The snow fell quietly all night long and it was beautiful this morning. We had a tufted titmouse at the feeder, dwarfed by the gold finches that were sharing the thistle seed with her. Above you see my favorite model capering.
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A year ago I assembled a lengthy
post that addressed the question, “Why do you blog?†About three dozen
bloggers participated and the information was well received. That post can
still be found at
http://sandhill.typepad.com/sandhill_trek/2004/11/why_do_we_blog.html
There’s another question that I hope
people will be interested in answering. I am sure that others will be
interested in reading the answers:
How do you blog?
There’s as much latitude possible in
the answer to the HOW question as there was in the WHY question, and rather than
lead you in one direction or another, from tool sets to formal pajama wear, I’ll
just leave it open-ended…
How do you blog?
I’ll appreciate emailed responses
and/or links to posts at your sites where you address the
question.
While our culture is beset with twee re-interpretations of what constitutes good manners and whose ideas may belong to whom, the ground rules here are simple. If you’ll send me an email, I’ll probably post it. Unless you ask to be anonymous, I’ll attribute it to you. I may edit it for length or content and you just have to trust me not to mess it up too bad.
Frank Paynter
fpaynter [at] sandhilltech.com
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