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["Lynda" <lurine AT softcom.net>]

There are blog hosts and there are blog hosts.  Probably the most used free 
blog host is Blogger.  I've used Blogger and Blog.Stream.  I know folks that 
are using other hosts but they pay for their blogs.

If you goggle blog and free, there are several that come up.  Blogger has a 
step-by-step set of instructions for setting up your blog.

Lynda
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Lisa K. V. Perry" <lkvp AT floydva.net>
To: <homestead AT lists.ibiblio.org>
Sent: Wednesday, December 14, 2005 12:52 PM
Subject: [Homestead] hello and blogging


> Hey fellow homesteaders,
>
> Either it's been really quiet while everyone is hunkering down in
> throw-another-log-on-the-woodstove mode, not to mention perhaps being
> preoccupied with baking cookies and mailing gifts to far flung
> relatives, or else all my homestead mail is being directly sent to Junk.
>
> I have received two gardening related catalogs in recent mail and I
> noticed the buzz of excitement course through my body quicker than
> caffeine.  I vow aloud and online to you guys that next year's garden
> will make up for the pitiful one I had this year, thank heavens I was
> able to purchase locally grown veggies from friends with farms.
>
> I'm interested in blogging or learning about blogging and want to ask
> what the top sites are for setting up a blog.
>
> My oldest son, soon approaching 16, has gone on his first date (we
> chaperoned).  Time marches on.
>
> Happy, healthy holidays--all of them--to you and yours.
>
> Lisa Perry
> sw VA
>
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