In Oklahoma, springtime is storm season. We have another one on tap today after waking up to sirens and damage at five this morning from what the weathermen are initially calling straight winds. I’m thinking it was a little tornado, based on my visual assessment. (Debris moved in different directions. No damage to the store, and trouble at home was limited to tree branches… others were less fortunate.) Time to grab a book and flashlight and hit the hidey-hole!
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It’s one thing to hope for a fresh look for a product – even websites. It is another thing trying to achieve it. After much frustration with the website design program, it was dumped in favor of this platform, courtesy of WordPress. It’s easy to work with from the back end, and will also allow comments from visitors.
I hope it is pleasing to look at, and still contain the information from the former pages. (If it isn’t to be found, email a question and I’ll add it to the site. It is much easier to update now!)
In this ever changing, technological, knock-your-head-back-from-the-speed-of-advancement, electronic-oriented world, McHuston Booksellers ranks slightly above Neanderthal. Certainly beyond dinosaur. Nowhere near cutting edge. Tweet? Ahhhhh. No thank you. More power to Ashton Kutcher and his many followers.
Hugo Chavez is now on Twitter. The apocalypse may be upon us.
Facebook is a lot like Southern California. Fun to visit, but I don’t want to live there. Too much time spent in traffic.
Emails still work just fine! (Or what about the telephone, even if it IS cellular and offers texting?)