Hi Mary,
Thanks for your definition of "blether". I had no clue what it meant. I tried to follow your link, but think my computer is being unruly at the moment. I did a search for the word "blether" on wikipedia and nothing could be found.
I am in college and just learned that anyone can create, or update, a page on Wikipedia. Perhaps your class should update this information. It's really easy:
1) You go to www.wikipedia.org/
2) You type "blether" in the search box
3) It bring up a page that asks if you would like to update information
You could be an author on the World Wide Web. How neat!! I certainly learned something new from you today. You should share this knowledge with others.
Good luck,
Literacy in ECE
Well done, you! And I like your mention of the link - very professionally put.
Posted by: chris | April 15, 2007 at 07:09 PM
Hi Mary,
Thanks for your definition of "blether". I had no clue what it meant. I tried to follow your link, but think my computer is being unruly at the moment. I did a search for the word "blether" on wikipedia and nothing could be found.
I am in college and just learned that anyone can create, or update, a page on Wikipedia. Perhaps your class should update this information. It's really easy:
1) You go to www.wikipedia.org/
2) You type "blether" in the search box
3) It bring up a page that asks if you would like to update information
You could be an author on the World Wide Web. How neat!! I certainly learned something new from you today. You should share this knowledge with others.
Good luck,
Literacy in ECE
Posted by: Literacy in ECE | April 17, 2007 at 09:58 AM
Hi Mary,
It was really special having an opportunity to skype with you the other day despite being disconnected!!
Do you often engage in foolish chatter? I know I do!
Best,
Lani
Posted by: Lani | April 23, 2007 at 08:30 PM
Chris,
Thanks.
Posted by: Mary | May 04, 2007 at 11:02 AM
Lani,
I know I blether a lot!
It was to bad we were cut off.
Posted by: Mary | May 08, 2007 at 11:05 AM