This blog isn’t about judging others. It’s about learning and sharing.
Me learning. You learning. Me sharing. You sharing.
This WordPress blog is in beta form.
January 2007, I began experimenting with WordPress on their two different formats: A straight blog on WordPress.com and a web-hosted blog.
The entries on this blog prior to March 22, 2007, are a conglomeration of the online-journal postings I’ve written on those different blog formats, plus notes I’ve taken. Some of those prior posts are hiding at the other blogs, because I’m still attempting to figure out coding issues mainly with flash and video.
April 8, 2007, I officially turned on the RSS feed.
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Purpose
The list
It is:
the explanation
- this journal is about:
I want to accomplish this through:
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nine lives
they say curiosity killed the cat.
i’m seeking to defy that.
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Copyright
This work is licensed under a
Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 3.0 License.
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Who do I think I am?
My real name is Nancy JonesFrancis. Someone once called me a modern-day Annie Oakley.
Beginning in the summer of 1985, I worked for daily newspapers in a variety of forms, but mainly as a visual journalist. January 2009, I ended my newspaper career when the newspaper I was working for, The Grand Rapids Press in Grand Rapids, Mich., offered buyouts to all non-bargaining employees who worked there five or more years and weren’t department heads. I’m taking the opportunity to reinvent myself.
In 1987, I received my B.A. in English from Syracuse University.
I have a tendency to shoot from the hip, like any good Annie Oakley would do. I tend to look at the whole picture rather than the minute details, which can have its positive and negative effects.
Please comment. I love feedback, and try to learn from it, especially when it’s constructive.
