My latest GeekMom post: it’s about Facebook, of course.
September 24, 2011 @ 4:11 pm | Filed under: GeekMom posts
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At 12:41 pm
Amanda said:
Great post! I have mixed feelings on the upcoming Facebook changes, but look forward to trying it in action.
I’ve linked to your blog from here: http://blog.denschool.com/p/homeschoolers-blogs.html
If you’d like for me to add a description or image, just let me know!
At 10:27 am
Ms. Yingling said:
Ah, there are advantages to being old and thinking Facebook is creepy. Congratulations on being on the Graphic Novel panel. Hope you have lots of fun with it. (Maybe some artwork will be inspired, too!)