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Corinne Edwards · 08-27-2007, 04:23 PM

What? Me a blogger? And crazy about it! It is like being obsessed with a new lover. Until recently, if I told you that I knew what the difference was between a web page and a blog, I would be lying.

Now I do. As they say in Brooklyn, where I originated, “Who knew?”

Personal growth is a topic I have studied for years and the arena is broad enough to cover everything from the very practical to the spiritual. This sector of the publishing industry is booming - with billons of book sales in the last few years, so I thought maybe you would be interested too.

Also, since I am a lady “of a certain age,” I have been around the block a few times, made lots of mistakes, had some lucky successes and may have a few ideas to share with you. I am looking forward to your “comments” also. You have valuable information others need to hear. Don’t be shy.

On the other hand, my late husband, Julius, used to throw this barb at me when he was mad.

“You read all these self-improvement books and you have NOT IMPROVED!”

Listen, Julius, wherever you are, I want you to know I am still trying!

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Corinne Edwards Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: chicago, IL. Posts: 3	Baby Blogger - 2 Months Old What? Me a blogger? And crazy about it! It is like being obsessed with a new lover. Until recently, if I told you that I knew what the difference was between a web page and a blog, I would be lying. Now I do. As they say in Brooklyn, where I originated, “Who knew?” Personal growth is a topic I have studied for years and the arena is broad enough to cover everything from the very practical to the spiritual. This sector of the publishing industry is booming - with billons of book sales in the last few years, so I thought maybe you would be interested too. Also, since I am a lady “of a certain age,” I have been around the block a few times, made lots of mistakes, had some lucky successes and may have a few ideas to share with you. I am looking forward to your “comments” also. You have valuable information others need to hear. Don’t be shy. On the other hand, my late husband, Julius, used to throw this barb at me when he was mad. “You read all these self-improvement books and you have NOT IMPROVED!” Listen, Julius, wherever you are, I want you to know I am still trying!