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Wow! I added some cool stuff to the Blog. Let's see if it works.

First, I added a feature that lets me track my followers. I'll get to see if anyone out there is paying attention. :-)

Second, I added a game -- Hangman. It is fun, but it does not function entirely right because if you win some text appears but I can't get it to scroll up on my screen. Oh well. I didn't invent it.

Third, I added a tool by which you can click a button to make comments about what I have written. That is because it appears no one has figured out how to click on the comments button and type in comments. So I made it easier.

I hope you like this stuff.

I started working on a posting about the 2008 election. It ended up being very, very long. So I'll finish what I'm writing and break it up into parts and then post them one at a time. After that, I'm going to start writing about ideas - things I think the Government should be doing, or not doing.

Until next time, be well.

Ken

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