Have any of you ever started reading a message or post and jumped to
conclusions before finishing the message? I nearly had heart failure before
I stopped, slowed down and read the message carefully. I have every faith in
the new team (worked with Blythe at AskEric years ago.
LM_NET reaches much further than just the people on it. I know of many who
don't subscribe but check the archives frequently. I suspect that most of us
have forwarded information from LM_NET on to teachers, administrators and
others who would not normally be subscribers. With blogs, podcasts, wikis
and nings, LM_NET remains robust and vital. It is my daily information fix.
Somehow I feel we need a big "something" to tell Peter and Mike how much
their "baby" has meant to all of us.
Deborah Stafford
Gen. H.H. Arnold High School
Wiesbaden, Germany
deborah.stafford@t-online.de
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