Does anyone know why they put the periods where they do?
I heard of del.icio.us a long time ago but wasn’t interested at first in discovering what it was. When you first start computing or blogging, there is a lot to take in! But after seeing how other people use it and seeing references to it or links to it on other people’s blogs, I can see it’s value. One value for me personally is that I can take my long list of particular blog posts which I have bookmarked under that creative title and tag them easily into categories. It’s actually a lot quicker and easier than bookmarking.
There is a great You Tube video explaining it in plain simple English here.
So I finally started my own del.icio.us here. I will probably put a link to it in my sidebar at some point.
I am in the process of adding all my old bookmarked pages a little at a time. Two new ones added today are:
and
13 Ways to Maintain Your Brain (I need all the help I can get.)
Also, though I don’t have this on del.icio.us, I wanted to mention a site I discovered at a link at Lizzie‘s, the Homeschool Freebie of the Day site. I don’t think you have to be a homeschooler to participate. They have resources that would be of interest to many people. Today, for instance, is a free download of Homestead Simplicity: A Primer, which has a lot of great tips and recipes for homemade household items. Each free download is only available for one day, though. You can sign up there for a weekly e-mail letting you know what will be coming up in the week ahead. It’s a great resource.
I discovered del.icio.us a couple of years ago, and incorporated it into my sidebar as “Worth the Read” – kind of a running list of things I’ve recently bookmarked for myself. That’s as far as I got with it; no networking or anything like that. I’ll have to go and look at yours and add you to my network now!
Sounds interesting. I’ll have to check it out. I’ve seen it too but thought it was just another feed.
Barbara,
Thanks for your sweet words on my post. I will be visiting again after my break!
Blessings,
Miss Sandy