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    Wednesday, November 18, 2009

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    Carole

    What is this? You're working for TypePad now? ha!
    Seriously, this would be a great way of handling the library blog because that's something I tend to avoid.

    gale (she shoots sheep shots)

    Great timing, my dad ,the unretired expert witness engineer, announced that over Thanksgiving, I am to help him set up a blog. Perfect.

    Manise

    Sheesh is your new job at Typepad now?? Has their Ginevra reeled you in? Hehe.

    margene

    I logged on and thought Typepad was a Facebook wannabe. Whatev.

    Jean E.

    Hmmmm. Thinking about it.

    Judy

    Hey, how much are they paying you for that ad? Seriously, I figured we'd hear your take on it today. I looked at it last night.

    Mary Fran

    You've got me thinking about it. Apparently, my friends on Facebook find my status updates terribly witty. It's something I've been thinking about for a while - knitting, mothering, working. Hmm, maybe I can quit my day job and make millions like Dooce and Mir. Yeah, probably not....

    Marcia

    Hmmm, this might be the answer to my current "do I drop the blog or try to keep it going" dilemma.

    Seanna Lea

    I looked at the email this morning, but didn't really check it out.

    I just need to save myself a few themes, so I can swap my look with a couple of clicks rather than laboriously changing every little thing. I'm lazy enough that my blog redecorating doesn't happen as often as I would like.

    Changing the theme is like moving furniture without the heavy grunting.

    Melissa G

    OK, you caught me. I'll check it out. Like I need another reason to spend time on this thing.

    Kristen

    Dude, I hardly have time to read my blogs these days! (It's not that I'm not feelin' the love, just waaaay too much work.)

    Teresa C

    Okay, have you tried it? My brain is hurting over it. I think Ihave one set up, just for a cute little idea I had (well maybe not so cute, but I will enjoy it), I just am already overwhelmed by getting it together. All of this social networking crap is driving me kuh-razy!

    Laurie

    You have been assimilated.

    elizabeth a airhart

    i'll get back to you

    Cookie

    I love the layout, but I don't have time to read blogs. I really don't need another one. Ya know.

    Kathy

    Where is Norma? What have you done with her??

    margaret

    yo - I set mine up, am having fun with it, but nobody seems to be reading it :0( oh well - nobody reads my big blog anyway ...
    but it IS fun - it has really helped me to figure out if I want to continue with the big, guilt-ridden blog into 2010.

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