Hi everyone!
After many years of waiting to get a "round tuit" this is the day! I am going to start my own blog.
It does help considerably that I am now on high-speed Internet. Working with a speed of 53 kb/second was a bit tedious to say the least. Loading up pictures could quite literally take hours.
I still live way up north (850 km north of Winnipeg, MB) but we finally broke down and got a satellite dish affixed to the side of our house.
So the gal who would much much prefer to be writing with pen and paper in a cabin in the bush with a wood stove and kerosene lamps is finally and completely gone high-tech. It's been a long journey. My husband had to practically pry my old typewriter from high school out of my hands and into our yard sale when we moved. I was being hired to be a newspaper editor so buying my own computer seemed almost like a necessity, even to my frugal mind.
When it became absolutely necessary for me to go on the Internet, my long-suffering son showed me more than once (actually a few more times than once!) to send my first email.
Now I google, tweet, facebook, post, link in, upload, download, tag and even, on occasion, poke (although that still seems a bit rude to me).
For those of you who are still waiting for your own "round tuit" do not delay a moment longer. It's easy really. Just go to www.blogger.com. Sign in, using any google account you have (like gmail) or start a google account if you don't have one. Then choose a name, choose a template and start blogging!
Please visit my blog at www.dorenemeyer.blogspot.com
Dorene Meyer
www.dorenemeyer.com
Author of Lewis, Jasmine, The Little Ones and Deep Waters
Now in book stores across Canada
Distributed by Word Alive Press www.wordalivepress.ca.
Available online and as an ebook on Amazon www.amazon.com (key in title of book and publisher: Word Alive Press).
Looking for a place to feel inspired and challenged? Like to share a smile or a laugh? Interested in becoming more familiar with Canadian writers who have a Christian worldview? We are writers who live in different parts of Canada, see life from a variety of perspectives, and write in a number of genres. We share the goal of wanting to entertain and inspire you to be all you can be with God's help.
Thursday, May 05, 2011
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3 comments:
That's great Dorene. Happy to have you aboard.
Blessings,
Jan
Dorene, I haven't checked out your blog yet, but plan to do so.
Your pluck is inspiring, and it's great to see that you've found your "round tuit" and taken a deep and promising plunge into the area of promo and networking. You've left me on the riverbank with my big toe barely in the water! :)
Hi Dorene, I'm learning so much from many friends and my son also got me to us a computer- the first one died on me- but now I've got it on the right direction but it is still a learning daily experience for me. Doris-Lee McKay
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