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Hard Time:
I have had a hectic time during the last two days but here I am trying to catch up on things. Luca invited me to sign up for GMail, with its 2000+ megabyte of storage space. Thanks Luca.
Nancy set me a task and challenge - to post a picture of "the goat". That became my learning goal for the day - acquire the skill of posting pictures to the blog. I have done that (hurray!). This goat is a metaphor of a Facilitator. This goat is trained to "sit" (we are clever, you know!), and it is sitting on the steps leading to the pen. Now you all tell me: Is it a friendly Facilitator, warmly welcoming colleagues to the cosy community space (the pen) or is it a selfish brute, hugging up the portal so that the others cannot gain access to the goodies of the community space?
Hard Time:
I have had a hectic time during the last two days but here I am trying to catch up on things. Luca invited me to sign up for GMail, with its 2000+ megabyte of storage space. Thanks Luca.
Nancy set me a task and challenge - to post a picture of "the goat". That became my learning goal for the day - acquire the skill of posting pictures to the blog. I have done that (hurray!). This goat is a metaphor of a Facilitator. This goat is trained to "sit" (we are clever, you know!), and it is sitting on the steps leading to the pen. Now you all tell me: Is it a friendly Facilitator, warmly welcoming colleagues to the cosy community space (the pen) or is it a selfish brute, hugging up the portal so that the others cannot gain access to the goodies of the community space?
posted by francis asiedu | 9:02 AM
3 Comments:
You have mastered not only posting a picture, but doing it with Picassa! I'm impressed. I found it hard at the start, then it was easy. But that first leap can be challenging. Especially if there is a big goat in the way!
Francis, you are also demonstrating the power of bringing visuals, humor and a bit of your self as well as your expertise to the group. It's great. Thank you. I suspect your networks are very lively!
Hi Francis - we have a Swahili saying "mtaka cha mvungu, sharti ainame". This means if you wnat something that is under the bed, you have to bend. You have done it and you have won the prize. Go for it!
Francis, glad to see your blog online! Even if your ISP has many problems, I appreciate your efforts to have your presence online despite of them!
:-)
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