Monday, December 31, 2007
I Learn Something New Every Day
While Anna was busily writing ‘Thank You’ notes, and I was close by not so busy, but on stand-by, to look up mailing addresses on the computer for her, I thought of something that I may or may not have said on my blog months or even years ago and started looking for the particular item or subject.
By the time I got half way through I forgot what I was looking for because my mind became fascinated with some comments I never saw. I think they were added months after the target posting appeared. Once the posting is pushed off the front page I forget about it – out of sight, out of mind.
I came upon a National Geographic contributor who wanted to talk to me about possibly including what I had to say in an article he was writing… had several more that, if I had known the comments were there, I would have been eager to respond, but now they are cold.
One blog entry had something like 22 comments… and it seemed they all had to do with drugs – a subject not even mentioned in the post itself – unless I unknowingly included a code word… really. Whatever I might have said, it started a chain reaction…. Hmmm.
Another had an interesting debate between two connoisseurs of the ownership Betty/Brandy’s Famous Hotdogs. I wished I had know, I would have thrown in my 2¢.
Well, at least I learned something today. I learned to keep a constant check on my postings, even if they do go back a long time.
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Jean's right, Eddie. If she hadn't told you, I was going to.
Sometimes I get comments on posts way back in the old Just Ask Judy blog. That one just keeps ticking along, even though I haven't written anything there in nearly a year. I'd never know about them if I didn't have email notification.
Jean & Judy,
Hey thanks! I wasn't aware* you could do that.
*you might not find this hard to believe but I am unaware of more than I am aware of.
testing one, testing two, testing three...uh- what's next?
It works!
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