[Nfbmt] Fred's Head

[d m gina]

Hi there,
I just started playing with face book yesterday.
m.facebook.com
A friend was showing me how to run it.
I am still learning.
We got on skype then she showed me from there.
yes I also would like to get on the nfb face book, as well as nfb of Montana.
We will learn together.
I know this isn't much help, but the buss won't go with a flat tire.
We will keep it rolling.

Original message:
> Hey folks.

> Facebook.
> Is it not so that you need to be invited to be able to get to be a friend?
> At least in some cases I have found that someone will tell me go and find me
> (or us.) on Facebook. But I will find that someone actually needs to invite
> me and then I am in the group. Group, maybe that is it.

> Anyhow.
> I am on Twitter, and am on Facebook. But I have only casually signed up and
> have an account and have not found that I am drawn to spend so much time
> with it.
> But maybe that is because I am still really just pecking away on a computer
> and using an internet browser.

> I am thinking I cannot be the only one who feels like they are at the bus
> station but are not sure which direction or what time that the buses are
> running.
> Sometimes I do not even know if I want to get on or not, and just enjoy my
> life without trying to always be trying to catch up on all the technology.
> Strum the old 6-string and let the keyboard sit idly by, beckoning though it
> may ever be.

> But it is sort of like anything else. No matter where you are sitting,
> someone next to you is buzzing on about something and it sounds interesting.


> Some of you may already know about Fred's Head on the American Printing
> House.
> I got an email today from the Twitter people. They asked if I knew Fred's
> Head.

> Sure, I remember him and the good works there. Usually I could learn a few
> things.
> I went and found some good pieces to keep me in the loop of catching up,
> somewhat.
> So I might suggest some of you visit the blog site, if you want to or in the
> same boat as me.

> The latest recent post is about typing and using voiceover.
> Nicely described for the odd old duck feathers like me.

> Here is the link.
> http://www.fredshead.info/

> At some point, I think it might be good to have some sort of a forum or
> seminar and see if we can all find some common grounds and do what it is we
> have always liked to do, to share ideas and tips and learn from each other.
> If some of you agree, maybe we could imagine and conceive it together.

> For me, I like to do some music, too. Just to break up the head space a bit.

> Cheers.
> Rik



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