What is this blog about?

The short answer:

Ask me any* question, and I’ll try to answer it.

For the long answer, read my first post.

4 Responses to “What is this blog about?”

  1. Daisy Says:
    April 5, 2008 at 3:15 am

    Thanks for making me smile.. I like your questions and your answers! :)

    I’ve included your link in one of my posts.
    http://answerstartswithyou.blogspot.com/2008/03/creative-people-doing-their-thing.html

  2. Daisy Says:
    April 15, 2008 at 9:50 pm

    Here’s my silly question that you can delete. How do you get your comments to show up on the same page as the post (AND) how do you do the quote thing (you know, you quote what I wrote above) and have a response to it. It looks fabulous, and is so much easier.

    I know zero html, and am trying to figure on a scale, how difficult this is, and whether I even want to tackle it. Thanks.

    For the comments showing up on the same page as the post, WordPress does this automatically. With Blogger, if you click on the title of a post, it should lead you to a page with your post and all comments as well. For some reason, clicking on the comments button brings you to a separate comment form page, which is sort of annoying. There’s probably some way to change it, but my guess is that it’s sort of complicated.

    The quote thing is super simple. There’s an html tag called blockquote that will do exactly what you want. Just insert <blockquote> before what you want to indent and </blockquote> after.
    -qm

  3. Daisy Says:
    April 16, 2008 at 10:40 pm

    Thanks!

  4. Daisy Says:
    May 14, 2008 at 10:48 am

    QM,

    I will definately comment on one (or more) of your posts. In the meantime, I pose the following to you:

    I’m going to assume that having close friend(s) is an important goal to you, just as I think it is important to many other people. With that assumption, I have 2 related questions - what qualities are you looking for in a close friend, and how can you find people with those qualities so that you can have a meaningful, close relationship?

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