Ah, I see, ok, thanks for the tips!

I use Google Reader and created a folder called “Favorites” where I put all of my must read RSS subscriptions in. That way, I can still subscribe (on a trial basis) to as many feeds as I want, but they don’t get in the way of the one’s I really enjoy.

I’m not sure if IE allows you to do that or not, but I’m sure it will.

There is a “feedreaders favorite”?? I didn’t know there was a such a thing. All I know is I have a list of RSS feeds to select from (via drop down menu on my IE browser). Is that what you meant by feedreaders favorite?

At any rate, I’m glad and thankful you provided a way for me to connect with people like Ed. Thanks!

Thanks so much for including me in your pointers. It’s a great list and I’m really enjoying Stephen’s site. Thanks for pointing me in his direction. (I already know the other sites quite well, since they’re part of the Positive Blog Network).

Oh, yeah, I have my days like that! We all do, and sometimes it seems like with all of the blogging for a better life, we forget that we are all human, we all fall down, and we all have those days (or weeks, or months) when we wonder if what we are doing makes any difference. I think that a major part of our growth is recognizing and dealing with that fact the best we can.

Thanks for helping me (and so many others) with that. I’m enjoying the cross referencing too!

Cheers!
SJ

Thank you for your compliments on my “gift” – I really do appreciate it. A kind word like that makes me realize, “Hey, keep going, there are people out there who like your work, don’t give up.” You know how it is sometimes. We’re all human and sometimes we wonder if what we do is having any impact. I admit having those days on occasion. You ever feel that way?

Then suddenly someone smiles at you or says a kind word or surprises you by letting you know how much of a difference you made for that person. Hearing stuff like that really makes any normal, decent human being’s day brighten up, right?

So thanks for brightening my day and those of your readers and mine. I am enjoying the cross referencing that we occasionally do for one another. It keeps things wide open and exposes our individual writing styles to other audiences. It’s really cool. And it’s also very much appreciated. What you give, you get back.