Thankyou Thankyou Thankyou


Yesterday afternoon I posted a plea for some comments to be added to our Primary 7 Writing Blog. At the same time I faxed a number of local schools with a similar plea for help.

By 5 pm today, every post in the P7 blog had at least one comment and most had several. Where did all these comments come from? Not from our local schools - I hope that we’ll see some activity from them over the next few days - but from fellow bloggers out there who gave their time to add supportive, and often very perceptive, comments.

My thanks to a trio of regular Scottish bloggers who immediately rallied round - John, Ewan and Andrew. I think the mention on Ewan’s site probably brought in a number of overseas commentators from the USA and France. In particular, I’m indebted to Nancy McKeand from Louisiana who throughout the day posted no fewer than 17 comments!

This is a great example of how there is a real community spirit within the blogging fraternity. (Fraternity - is that politically correct?).

Thanks to everyone out there who helped. I’m looking forward to see how the kids react.

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1 Comment so far

  1.   Nancy McKeand on May 30th, 2006

    It was truly a joy to read the students’ posts. I look forward to reading more as they are posted.

    It is such an easy thing, really, to comment on a blog. Sometimes, though, we all need reminding, so I am grateful to Ewan for writing about it on his blog. Feel free to remind me if I get busy and forget to check back or if there are new blogs that I should be commenting on.