Tomorrow we're going to use our three-minute setting lists, but for today, take a look at my post over at Ian Healy's spiffy new website. I'm talking about how Ian manages himself online, and how that helps him over the long haul. Yeah, that's right. I'm making an example of one of our comment friends. :)
Theresa
Thanks again, Theresa!
ReplyDeleteVery nice. Congrats, Ian. I love your webpage. Mine was done by a friend and I don''t have a clue I do have a question, though.
ReplyDeleteI noticed you have nanowrimo participant pic on your websits. How do I do this. I'm not totally (well okay, almost totally) computer illiterate and would like to have that on my webpage. Where do I find it? I'm assuming it's on the NaNoWriMO site, but haven't found it yet.
Do you manage the blog yourself? If so, how do you find the time LOL
Ian,
ReplyDeleteNicely done. :)
Jami G.
It's my midnight visit (down under) and now I'm off for bed, happily, with a smile on my face.
ReplyDeleteGreat post, Theresa, and awesome website, Ian :)
All built with Legos, Ian? ;-)
ReplyDeleteVery nice!
Hi Ian!
ReplyDeleteAwesome job! Your layout is terrific. Easy to navigate too. Yep, I poked around a bit. A dog, two cats and three kids? Holy house full of distractions -- you must be a gambler.;)
Murphy:D
And we have nEVER made an example of commenters. Right? :)
ReplyDeleteAlicia
Alicia says:
ReplyDeleteAnd we have nEVER made an example of commenters. Right? :)
Murphy says: Nope, not that I can recall.:D
Brilliant Murph! You've never been made an example of, have you? ;)
ReplyDeleteIan, congrats.
In a critique group years ago, someone told me men don't blush. Such nonsense! I can feel the heat radiating from Ian's cheeks from here! LOL
ReplyDeleteGreat job, Ian!
Kudos to Theresa, too. ;)
G.