Follow my blog with Bloglovin As you can see, I’m playing with Bloglovin as a possible replacement to Google Reader which is dying on July 1. It looks pretty but I may need something less visual and more efficient to … Continue reading →
The Declutter Your Sidebar mini-challenge at Debz Bookshelf has two challenges. Here’s what I did: Challenge 1. Delete all out-dated items. Oops! I still had the New Year’s Resolution Reading Challenge logo up. While I was looking, I also noticed … Continue reading →
For the Getting to Know You mini-challenge of Bloggiesta hosted by Suey of It’s All About Books, I’m featuring new-to-me blogger Amanda of On a Book Bender. I don’t know quite how I’ve missed her before, especially since she worked … Continue reading →
Through a Visitor’s Eyes mini-challenge hosted by Amanda at On a Book Bender is the first mini-challenge I took on for this Bloggiesta. I did the following: Reviewed my About page. I updated it during the fall Bloggiesta, so I … Continue reading →
The first three items on my Bloggiesta list are always the same. Rick did the first one for me last night, so I got a head start! Back up WordPress site with FileZilla Back up blog with WordPress Tools Do … Continue reading →
The Spring Bloggiesta starts tomorrow! I didn’t manage to write up a mini-challenge for this one, but I updated my two previous ones: Evernote and Pinterest. If I open up comments on old posts, I’ll be doing nothing this weekend … Continue reading →
This is my first piece on Huff/Post50: A Librarian’s Tips For Healthy Holiday Parties. I’m hoping that they invite me back, so please click, comment, and share! Edited to add: Welcome TALU blog hoppers — I hope you enjoy my … Continue reading →
I just noticed that I have 499 posts. It seems like the 500th post should be significant in some way. Since next week is Thanksgiving, how about a list of things I’m grateful for? Home Sweet Home. I love the … Continue reading →
I woke up early this morning, so I get to catch the tale end of Dewey’s Read-a-Thon. I could, of course, read. But I’ve done so little of that, why break the streak now? I thought I’d spend the last … Continue reading →
1) What fine part of the world are you reading from today? Kirkwood, Missouri. We have a fine event today — the Human Rights Commission is sponsoring a symposium on bullying. I’ll be there for several hours to participate and … Continue reading →