FYI: Resource Post

OK. I admit it. I am a nerd. I not only teach writing, I write and read about writing. One of the ways I stay caught up is by reading blogs which focus (at least in part) on writing, and some of the best lessons I have ever learned about writing come from these blogs. Lifehack is one such blog; Zen Habits is another. Today's Lifehack post has the intriguing title: "How to Write: In a Thousand Words (or Less)." The Lifehack post has the best, short, to the point advice I've seen lately on how to write well. Here's the linky:

http://www.lifehack.org/articles/communication/how-to-write-in-a-thousand-words-or-less.html

It's worth your time to read and to take to heart.

Here's a second post from Web Worker Daily. It discusses some of the lessor known features on Gmail, one of which is how to set up Group Contacts. Since you are working in groups, I thought I'd pass it along. As always, what I'm giving you in these resource posts is a resource. You don't have to use it. Equally important, you aren't required to use them. For some, they may make life easier. Here's the linky:

http://webworkerdaily.com/2008/06/11/taking-gmail-to-the-next-level-with-little-used-feature/

As always, write with questions.

Steve