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Rosa, I love the idea of a Sunday paper blog-style! Like my other Sunday paper (lying half read on the sofa) I'm going to keep this to dip into during the course of the week.
Thanks for the ref to my recent article, and link back to my site. It's much appreciated, but more so the sense of community and connection that you create with new readers like me. It means a great deal.
I'll be back soon for more!
Joanna
Posted by: Joanna Young | June 10, 2007 at 10:14 PM
Joanna, you have made it so easy to welcome you into the Ho'ohana Community, for your aloha shines through in so much of what you do. We may not all come right out and say it, but reciprocation is a big part of being actively engaged in any online community, and you emerge as someone to take notice of and appreciate when it's not simply payback, but you add value and a voice of genuinely sincere collaboration.
Joanna your writing is exceptional, whether shared in comments, with trackbacks, and with the like-mindedness of postings on your own blogs - both of which are stellar. You give of your knowledge so freely, and it is a joy for me to read your heart. I am thrilled that I can recommend you to the rest of the community for I know you are mea ho'okipa, a hostess who will welcome them with warmth and personal aloha.
Posted by: Rosa Say | June 11, 2007 at 07:47 AM