Internet validation
I love the Internet for many reasons, but one of them happens to be its ability to provide third-party confirmation of random truths. Here are a few…
When you look up how to find people on Twitter, my profile is the example they’ve used for a couple of years now. I’ve no clue why:
D.C. is not only a town where snow is frequently predicted, it actually happens:
People really do read your blog:
Amazon affiliate links can earn you some cash for things you forgot you linked to:
Speaking of Amazon links, from here on out I’ll be following those links with a note that says “affiliate link.” This means that if you buy something from Amazon using the link I’ve provided, I’ll get a penny or two. Unless you buy the Harry Potter paperback box set (affiliate link), in which case I get $2.00!
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Very, very true. Except for the part about “D.C. is not only a town where snow is frequently predicted, it actually happens.” You haven’t been here long enough to realize that only about half the predicted snowstorms actually amount to anything.
Dang it. I was hoping that part was different from Nashville. (sigh) At least I won’t have to drive in it and around the crazies here!
.-= Margie´s last blog ..Someone please give this TN mayor a lesson on how the Internet works =-.