I didn’t get much reading done this week, which is too bad because I got two books from inter-library loan (The Magicians by Lev Grossman and Making Toast by Ron Rosenblatt) that I only have 14 days to read! Gah!
Instead of reading, I’ve been working on a mid-term paper about the ethics of objectivity and [...]
Happy Monday, everyone! I wanted to use today to introduce you to the newest member of my family, my cat Hannah. I adopted Hannah from the Dane County Humane Society on Saturday, and so far things are going really well. She’s a sweet, mellow cat, but she loves to play too. She also loves to stick her head in my books and climb all over me when I read, so that might be an adventure.
I’m doing my end of 2009/beginning of 2010 posts as one because I think a blog is something always growing — reviewing one year leads directly into how to improve for the next one.
Congrats! We’re at the last week of the Blog Improvement Project — a year smarter and, hopefully, a year better at blogging. This post has details for the final task, as well as information (and a request) regarding the future of the BIP.
I feel like December is always a time of wrapping up loose ends, trying to make sure projects didn’t get forgotten or tasks didn’t get ignored so I can start out the new year feeling refreshed and ready to go. I love the feeling of starting fresh every 365 days.
In the spirit of finishing up, [...]
Part of BIP Week #20 was to leave suggestions about how to do Random Acts of Kindness around the blogosphere. I promised to do a wrap-up post of some of the best ideas, so here it is. Be inspired to be kind!
Bloggers Acts of Kindness
Anastasia (Bird Brain(ed) Book Blog) suggested “If someone links to one [...]
Comments, Categories, and Social Media — Oh My!
by Kim on March 4, 2010 · 14 comments
I’m combining three of blog-business posts into one with this, because I don’t like it when my blog gets overrun with posts not actually about books. This week, Weekly Geeks wanted to look at commenting, a topic I think is really important to think about as a blogger. The task for the Blog Improvement Project is to look into categories and tags — two administrative tools that help keep blogs organized and can help search engines find you blog. And finally, a few bloggers (My Friend Amy, Beth Fish Reads, others?) posted social media policies yesterday, which inspired me to do the same
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