about 2 years ago - 1 comment
Hello. I want to invite you all to join us for this week’s Day in a Sentence, with an alliterative twist. Please boil down your week or a day in your week to a single sentence, but use some fun alliteration with your words. Be creative and be reflective! To participate, just add your alliterative More >
about 2 years ago - 3 comments
Hello I am back to hosting Day in a Sentence and it is cool to be doing it for the first time in 2010. I am going to direct folks to a Wallwisher site that I set up because it is just so darn easy to use and I want to show people what this More >
about 2 years ago - No comments
Tracy, over at Leading from the Heart, is the guest host for this week’s Day in a Sentence. She asks us to consider something important — and the balance we need to strive for in our life — and reflect upon that with our sentence this week. You are invited to join us. What you More >
about 2 years ago - No comments
I must be in a poetic frame of mind. So, how about Day in a Haiku, which we have not done in quite some time. You can go traditional 5-7-5 or veer off into your own creative Haku-ish world of syllables and topics. It’s up to you. Please reflect on a day or your week, More >
about 2 years ago - 6 comments
Before we begin, I found a site called Sharetabs from Larry through his Twittering and thought it might be a nice way to send you off to the various blogs of contributors this week. Sharetabs allows you to collect websites and then open them all as tabs or link them from small windows. So, click More >
about 2 years ago - 1 comment
I was thinking it might be cool to try to add a numerical element to our Days in a Sentence. See if you can work some sort of number into your reflection this week. It could be a countdown to something. It could be a tally. It could be some creative operation that shows something More >
about 2 years ago - 3 comments
There was another wonderful collection of Days in a Sentence from folks this week. I am always surprised and interested when another submission finds its way into my blog bin. Here goes: In Massachusetts, we are entering our testing season — the MCAS. Mary, my colleague at the Western Massachusetts Writing Project, is already thinking More >
about 2 years ago - 1 comment
Thanks to Bonnie and Anne for guest hosting Days in a Sentence for a couple of weeks while I was off to Japan with my family. I appreciate the fact that there are plenty of folks who are willing to host the feature from time to time, and if you are interested in hosting Day More >
about 2 years ago - No comments
Please join Day in a Sentence over at Bonnie’s Blog this week while I am away and then look for the call for words over at Anne M’s blog site for the following week. I hope you enjoy your travels as much I intend to enjoy mine (to Japan). Peace (in flight paths), Kevin
about 3 years ago - 3 comments
Hi This week’s Day in a Sentence explores a new online application called Stixy, which is sort of like a wiki but looks and feels like a bulletin board. I am hoping it is easy to use. You just need to drag a text widget up into the white space, write your Day in a More >
about 4 years ago
This is a very important article. Even though my new green machine is still in the box due to tech overload, I’ve noticed that there have been a rash of articles focused on the tensions between Intel and Nicholas Negroponte and lots of critics focusing on the limitations of the fledging XO.
It’s more important to remember and celebrate the vision of Negroponte in putting aside profits for the greater good.
Your article shifts the focus correctly. I’ve been waiting for it.
Bonnie
about 4 years ago
Thanks for the comment, Bonnie.
I agree that I tried to focus on the reasons behind my support and the hope that the XO movement spurs something forward. After the article ran, my neighbor called to say, hey, he is waiting for his delivery of his XO (which I didn’t know he was getting) so we hope to “mesh” one of these days when it arrives. And I got two other emails from folks in my area who also have XOs and wanted to connect.
That’s the power of media, I suppose.
What if those of us who have XOs brought them to the next NWP Annual Meeting and did a little seminar on them?
Just a thought.
Kevin