a. TOWN-WIDE YARD SALE. SATURDAY MAY 11. We are now beginning a list of participants, but you can wait until May 10 if you want to. About a week before the sale, we will post all the addresses and items for sale. Our advertising will reference the Blogfinger web site for those who want that list. The list will, for now, be kept in our digital closet and will NOT be posted at this time.
If you want to be placed on the list now, just to make a commitment, email us (Blogfinger@verizon.net) your name and address, just for safe keeping (you can skip your name if you wish, but it is only for us at BF) There is no obligation; cancel your commitment at any time;
The list of items for sale can be sent to us later, all at once, or in pieces. Everything that BF is doing to make this event happen is FREE.
b. Blogfinger 101; You may have noticed that we often re-post certain items, but most of the time these articles are still relevant, even though they go back at least one year. Sometimes these re-posts are edited to make them more current. We want to share our prior posts with those who never saw them in the first place or who will enjoy seeing them again.
Many of our readers change daily. They visit Blogfinger due to links from others, recommendations, Google searches, and interior searches using our search box in the upper right hand corner. If you are interested in some OG topic, a search of BF will often yield useful information.
You can comment now on these re-posts since the current date will appear with your comment.
What is the future of Blogfinger? We will discuss that in the next day or two.—Paul
c. Site stats:
On January 17, 2019 Blogfinger had 919 “hits.” The most popular topics were: tragedy at the North End, plant based healthy diet, and gold standard for coffee and a croissant.
We had visitors from 18 foreign countries including Hong Kong, Ireland, and South Africa.
d. Music of the week: Celia Cruz (the Queen of Salsa) from her album “A Night of Salsa” on Broadway. Here she performs live with the legendary Tito Puente. “Celia y Tito.”
