Now that I am totally confused, I am blogging. I set this up as instructed and now I am posting. I love to sew and do needle work, so I picked this sign in title. es
Posting seems like a lot of trouble. My thoughts on the 7 and half habits. The hardest concept for me is technology. I feel so far behind in this area for anything that is beyond the basics. This is one of reasons for me to take this challenge. This is my "weakest link." These problems are hard for me to think of as challenges. I have a tendency to get bogged down in the problem and the congusion.
Hello, SewingLady! I'm Eleanor, a librarian in Lakewood. I'm an avid needleworker too! I love the dichotomy of spending all day using computers and helping patrons with web problems and writing on my blog (Bookworms84's right -- it gets a lot easier as you go along, honest!) and then going home and spending my evening stitching, using the same materials and techniques people have been using for centuries (minus that whole "stitching by candlelight thing"; that I can go without).
When you get the hang of blogging, you should put some pictures of your needlework up. I'd love to see them!
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I am having a lot of trouble trying to post. sewingladies
Posting seems like a lot of trouble.
My thoughts on the 7 and half habits. The hardest concept for me is technology. I feel so far behind in this area for anything that is beyond the basics. This is one of reasons for me to take this challenge. This is my "weakest link." These problems are hard for me to think of as challenges. I have a tendency to get bogged down in the problem and the congusion.
Your first blog came out well :) It will get easier the more you play with it. Your 2 comments would have made good entries themselves :-)
Hello, SewingLady! I'm Eleanor, a librarian in Lakewood. I'm an avid needleworker too! I love the dichotomy of spending all day using computers and helping patrons with web problems and writing on my blog (Bookworms84's right -- it gets a lot easier as you go along, honest!) and then going home and spending my evening stitching, using the same materials and techniques people have been using for centuries (minus that whole "stitching by candlelight thing"; that I can go without).
When you get the hang of blogging, you should put some pictures of your needlework up. I'd love to see them!
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