Happy Thanksgiving/Turkey Day/Thursday
(depending on your location/preference)
When I think about all the great things that have happened around the blog and behind the scenes this year leaves me at a loss for words, let me list a few things I’m thankful for — a very incomplete list, I assure you:
- The readers of this blog, the authors who’ve corresponded with me/provided books for me to read/encouraged me — even promoted this here project (seriously, Nathaniel Barber and Darrell Drake have done almost as much to advertise my work as I have). There are publicists, publishers, etc. I’ve been working with this year who’ve especially made things great — I’d mention some of you by name, but I’d inadvertently miss one I meant to include and would feel horrible and cause offense.
- Books
- Authors!
- Books
- Coffee (and other beverages both caffeinated and adult)
- Books
- Time to read
- Books
- Easily finding an appropriate image for this post for a change
- Audiobooks and talented narrators
- The Nampa Public Library (and The LYNX! Consortium) — and their generous grace period
- Books
- Goodreads, WordPress, NetGalley, BookLikes
- Books
- Evernote
- Books
- Authors!
- Authors!
- Again, all of you who read, follow, like, tweet, comment, email, etc. this page — you have no idea how much every little bit is appreciated.
My supportive, understanding and encouraging wife and kids who do a pretty decent job pretending to care when their old man drones on and on about what he’s reading.
Bookstooge
How are you thankful for Evernote? Just wondering if it’s a tool that I should start using or something…
And a happy Thanksgiving to you!
HCNewton
About 95% of what I post here is composed on Evernote. You know how a lot of people will say their smart phones are their brains? Well, Evernote is the core of my smartphone use.
Now, would I recommend it? I’m not sure — the last couple of updates have been less than stellar, especially when working with HTML. But the effort involved in migrating to a different app, given some of my notes are 5 years old . . .
Bookstooge
Ahhh, gotcha. I just use openoffice and save my reviews in calibre. I don’t have a series of files themselves as copies.