An introduction

Hello, my name is Heather Dreith. I'm the director of the Waterville (Kansas) Public Library. Waterville is a town of 642 in Marshall County, northeast Kansas. We have a fantastic library...hope you'll be able to visit us someday. Meanwhile, you can check out our under-construction website at http://waterville.mykansaslibrary.org

I'm doing this blog as part of the 23 Things Kansas training. I have a 16-year-old son and would like to understand and utilize the tools he does.

There are so many blogs out there, it's hard to know where to look. My favorite blog (so far) is by an incredible man named Dr. Terry Hamblin. He is a British haematologist who is well-known for research on Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia (CLL.) His range of interests is incredible and he writes very well. He somehow finds time to read for pleasure amongs all his activities and writes excellent mini-reviews. His blog is called Mutations of Mortality and the address is http://mutated-unmuated.blogspot.com.

I'd like to find time to look at more blogs, but it's hard. Which leads to a question I've been thinking about...how does one find time to actually live and have something to blog about!? It's sort of like texting...people who text what they're doing almost constantly. Any thoughts? I welcome your comments.