Comments On

Thanks to several of you asking about the comments, I’ve caved. I hope you’re happy.

Just remember to play nice or as nice as you can without causing yourself an aneurysm. If you make me so much as twitch, please remember my friend Lynn lives in the Nevada desert and that CSI is just a TV show; Gill Grissom will never find you.

I reserve the right to moderate the comments. What that means is on this blog it’s 1984 and I control my own spin. Your thoughtful comment of “Are you kidding? What were you thinking?” could end up as “Beth, your delightful commentary and reflections never cease to amuse me. I’m naming all my children, my car and my furniture after you. Would it be alright if I paid off your mortgage?”

Happy Commenting!

XXOO

Beth
PS I’m not kidding.

7 thoughts on “Comments On

  1. Ravenhex says:

    I love comments!

  2. Beth says:

    Sorry Lynn! I didn’t realize that the moderation filter meant I got to read the comments before they got published. I just saw you gave up after 3 tries – QUITTER!

  3. Ravenhex says:

    so much h12 – you do me proud!

  4. a says:

    Hello! Would you mind if I share your blog with my myspace group?
    There’s a lot of people that I think would really enjoy
    your content. Please let me know. Cheers

    • Beth says:

      Not a problem at all, feel free to share it. I hope they enjoy it and will forgive me for picking on Houston. 🙂
      Thanks for dropping by.

  5. a says:

    Awesome blog! Do you have any hints for aspiring writers?
    I’m hoping to start my own website soon but I’m a little lost on everything.
    Would you advise starting with a free platform like WordPress or go for
    a paid option? There are so many options out there that I’m completely
    confused .. Any tips? Thanks!

  6. Beth says:

    Hi there! Thank you for the compliment. I’d personally start on a free blog site like WordPress. It’s fairly easy to navigate once you get the hang of it. There’s also other free blog sites out there like Blogger, which I like as well. The major difference that I’ve found between free and paid sites is that with a paid site you tend to have more control and more bells and whistles. You can really customize the look and feel of your blog more. However, with a free site it’s a little more hands free. You don’t have to worry about customization – you just get a pretty easy to manage package to play with and of course, the joy that comes with it being free. Good luck with your blog!

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