Maybe you're too young to remember, but there was a time when loaded baked potatoes were very trendy. I think it was probably during the late 80s. They sold them at Wendy's and even at restaurants with waiters, and there were often recipes for them in magazines and the newspapers. My mom made them sometimes, but I don't remember being much of a fan of her versions -- they were too healthy.
I think most things are worth sharing if the author is willing -- you never know what will resonate with a reader.
I think your blog on Substack is great. I might move over but Blogger is free. I loved going to Google Analytics and seeing WHERE people were viewing from. China and Russia might have been hackers. But others were cool 😎 to know people were finding out scribbles from so far away.
Maybe you're too young to remember, but there was a time when loaded baked potatoes were very trendy. I think it was probably during the late 80s. They sold them at Wendy's and even at restaurants with waiters, and there were often recipes for them in magazines and the newspapers. My mom made them sometimes, but I don't remember being much of a fan of her versions -- they were too healthy.
I think most things are worth sharing if the author is willing -- you never know what will resonate with a reader.
Hi, Meg! Now with the pandemic lifting, I hope we can see you and Greg and Abbey-egg.
I have a Speed Graphic and a Zone VI (4x5) camera to learn when I retire next year. Thanks for the great link today.
On sharing, I had a blog for like ten years until my heart surgery. I stopped but may also pick that up when I retire from the 9-5 gig. The archive is still on blogger. http://yourdailytripod.blogspot.com/2022/04/the-wind-blows-where-it-wills.html
I think your blog on Substack is great. I might move over but Blogger is free. I loved going to Google Analytics and seeing WHERE people were viewing from. China and Russia might have been hackers. But others were cool 😎 to know people were finding out scribbles from so far away.
I was on blogger for a bit. It was always fun to see where people were coming from and what keywords they used to find me.