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I am in awe of all that you do, Rosa. One of the best things about Talking Story is your forthrightness. I know when I click into your blog that I'm going to get no-nonsense advice, links to valuable information, and a sense of community. Personally, I find your comments (on my blog and others) useful but even more so, personal.
That I have the privilege of being part of your Ho'ohana community (though I've been MIA for awhile) makes me quite proud.
The blogosphere could learn (and does learn) a thing or two about Managing with Aloha -- from a master at the game. Keep those comments coming.
Posted by: Yvonne DiVita | July 24, 2005 at 04:19 AM
I usually post at Troy´s blog. I like his style and his stories. I found Chris Bailey´s blog in one of his posts and i thought it was a very nice one. I started to read Chris´posts and there i found your blog, which is also wonderful. You can find very interesting sites by making a tour-de-blogs.
Posted by: felix gerena | July 25, 2005 at 03:32 AM
Aloha Felix, welcome to Talking Story and to our Ho'ohana Community. You are so right about the adventures in connectivity that blogs can take you on; many is the night I've started reading one and found that my aggregator subscriptions has grown by 3 or 4 more!
Yvonne, we are also quite proud that you are part of our community! Mahalo nui for your encouragement and for the enthusiasm you always bring us with your visits here.
A hui hou,
Rosa
Posted by: Rosa | July 26, 2005 at 10:36 AM