Hello all,

What do you think of the changes? I've added some newsletter articles to the Root and Branch page and worked on some of the headers for the pages. I'm still not sure how to get all of the links to look the same, but it's a work in progress. My goal is to have it at its own address by the end of the month. Feedback is appreciated!

Dustin

From this month's Root and Branch:

One Shared Path
by Tony Somlai
The "Root and Branch" monthly community newsletter reflects the experiences of compassionate and loving people dedicated to helping others. The process of giving birth to each publication is similar to a writing cafe where good friends come together to share their stories. Sitting around the table, we exchange vegetarian recipes, talk a bit about the garden, share pictures of the latest anniversary or celebration, and express joy (or dismay) about the direction of our lives. We are simple enough to believe that these shared stories are of some interest to our readers. Given the responses to the request in the last issue you (the reader) seem to view the old "Root and Branch" as worthwhile of your reading time. Full story ...

The Root & Branch page is is set. I put up four articles from this month's newsletter with more to come. This will be it for progress on the Web site for the week. I'll pick it back up on Monday or Tuesday. Feedback is appreciated! Thanks, Dustin

I'm not sure if I'm doing this right... You'll have to give me a quick tutorial on all of this! Have a great day :)

Here's what I meant by the Blogger posts. We can write them through another Web site and they automatically appear here without any coding or HTML. We can also upload photos, or include links to other pages in the Web site. For example, check out the teachers page.

Let me know what you think!

Here is a rough version of the online blog I was telling you about. Frankly, I'm a little stunned that this worked. Anyway, here is an example of how we can post pictures:



We can also link to things ... like this.

Cool, no? The best part is it's really easy to let other people post these entries. If I can get the design straightened out, this should work well.

Did this work?

Another test.

Notes From The Garden

A second post ...

Kwan seum bosal, kwan seum bosal, kwan seum bosal ...

Welcome!

This is one type of Web site we could use for ORZC's new web page.