Isn’t it amazing how each social network has it’s own micro language? As we enter into blogosphere, some of us are so overwhelmed, and then are told social networking is a necessity, too. However, we’re not warned that social networking will only add more to our already confused state.

Mixx and Propeller? Those are new to me.

You’re welcome for the link love.

BTW: I loved your Mother’s Day post. Your “sunshine” tips were fabulous.

I realize I’m late to the party, but that’s me lately. Busy. Busy. Busy. I still have no idea what trackbacks and pingbacks are and “No follow” links – huh?

In fact, I still feel like I’m a writer more than a blogger because I don’t understand so many technical things (even though I have managed to change my site quite a bit by myself so obviously I’ve learned SOMETHING) and I don’t pay attention to stats or niches or try to cater to a particular audience. I seem to find blogging a most satisfying journey when I meander along in my own fashion, blathering onto to hopefully someone and making things up as I go along. This means that though I have a twitter account I still don’t understand exactly why and from what I see that has a whole language all its own too. And I think it took 4 months of hearing about StumbleUpon before I even understood what it was. Now I love a good “stumble”, though now I know there’s all these other things like Mixx and propeller and I don’t get what they are and why there are so many.

In fact, maybe I should stop talking about all the things I don’t understand before everyone decides I am a complete idiot. Signing off and crawling back to my blog-hole.

Thanks for the link love.
Kelly

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That sounds like me when I started blogging. I was completely lost. It took tons of research and experimentation before I could grasp what words/techniques meant.

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I hear you!