With 161,505 members, and growing daily, I was wondering how many different ways the members used the Rain and what they got from it?
Do you Blog?
If every member Blogged today we would have 161,505 blogs. I don't know what the average number of daily Blogs is, but someone knows. How about a National Blog Day where every member writes one and only one blog. I doubt all the members would participate, but what if we got 100,000 or maybe 150,000. Just looking at the groups, we have such diverse groups, I can only imagine the topics and the plethora of information.
What groups do YOU belong to?
If you can't find some groups who share your interests you must have your head buried in the sand, and don't worry we could start a new group "Bloggers with their heads buried in the sand." Why not? there's just so much to enjoy.
Let me share a personal example; I was born in NH and moved to Southwest Florida in 1992. Right around now the foliage in NH is Faaaaaaaaaaaaaaantastic. I belong to two NH Groups and the photos by Steve Loynd are just so beautiful. If he didn't now how much we loved them, hopefully he does now. Thanks Steve, Great job!
Do you comment? and are they well thought out?
You can add to a post with thoughtful comments. They help the readers and the writer equally in my opinion. A blog is a forum and you don't have to always agree, BUT
Be Nice!
Do you learn much and do you share it with others?
I've learned a great deal from the writings of the "Rainers." So let me say thank you all very much! Does anyone use the information as a teaching tool? I would think many of the postings have that potential.
So enough from me. What I really want to know is;
What's YOUR walk in the Rain like?
ps: you can check out Steve Loynd's photos at New Hampshire: Real Estate and Life in the Granite State. It's worth the trip!
I actually use the rain for other peoples stories and to hear that I'm not the only one in the boat. THanks.