Tag: Blogging

And the Winner Is…

Posted 17 Jul 2010 in Blogging,Reading

Thanks to all who entered into my first book giveaway! I had Michelle and Gavin each draw a name and the winners are… Emily Marney and Katie! I need each of you to email me your addresses and I’ll send you each an autographed copy of Brett’s book when I get it in the next few days. Thanks to all for playing and for reading this blog!

New and Improved Reading List

Posted 06 Jul 2010 in Blogging,Reading

I get very excited whenever someone tells me that they used my reading list on my blog to pick a book to read. I obviously love reading and love to be a conduit to connect people with good books. My sister recently told me that she has been using my reading list but that she wanted a few sentences of my thoughts on each book on the main page where I rate them. This way you can get an overall…

How Spammers Have Helped My Self Esteem

Posted 30 Jun 2010 in Blogging,Humor
Spam Comments

This post is inspired by a Scott McClellan tweet in which he wrote: “How do you tell a spam blog comment from a real one? Most of the time, the spam comment will be more polite.” If you don’t manage your own blog, this might not make sense to you. If you do, it is hilariously profound…and true. So I decided to look through some of the spam comments that were left on my blog that my filter caught. Before…

Check out the new look!

Posted 12 May 2010 in Blogging
New

You may have noticed that tomorrowsreflection.com looks a bit different these days. With the help of my good friend Mark Miller, of the sansseafood.com fame, I have overhauled the look and function of the site. Here are some new things to notice: There is now a sliding feature at the top of the page that highlights different posts. Right now, I have a handful of my Off the Record interviews there in case you missed one. In my opinion, there…

Enjoy This on Your Phone

Posted 13 Oct 2009 in Blogging

Tomorrow’s Reflection is now phone friendly! Check out this site on your iPhone, Blackberry, or Android and you will see a very easy mobile version to navigate through on the go. Of course, if you’d rather see the regular look on your phone you can simply turn off the mobile version and it will remember your preference.