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HI MILO HOW ARE YOU HOPE YOU ARE OK IT IS ME JOSEPHINE ANSWERING ON YOUR BLOG WHICH MY DAUGHTER FOUUND ON HER COMPUTER I SAW YOUR VIDEO ON YOUTUBE AND HEARD YOUR VOICE I MUST SAY YOU HAVE A BEAUTIFUL VOICE I ALSO READ THE ITEMS PRINTED SO HOW ARE YOU I RECIEVED YOUR LAST LETTER A WEEK AGO I SHALL ANSWER IT SOON I HAVE WRITTEN FOUR OR FIVE TIMES TO YOU I CANNOT UNDERSTAND IT MAYBE THEY GET DELAYED IN THE MAILROOM YOUR LAST LETTER TO ME YOU SOUNDED DEPRESSED I FEEL SORRY FOR YOU HOPE MY LETTERS WILL CHEER YOU UP A BIT I SHALL KEEP WRITING EVEN IF YOU DONT THIS WASMY FIRST EFFORT AT WRITING ON A BLOG HOPE YOU WILL BE GLAD I CONTACTED YOU WISH YOU GOOD HEALTH KEEP YOUR SPIRIT HIGH JESUS YOUR BROTHER IS WITH YOU YOUR FRIEND JOSEPHINE GOD BLESS YOU
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Hi Eugene...Been a while since I have visited to transcribe and was reviewing some of the past transcriptions and saw one of yours and when I finally came across the 3rd chapter I was SUPER EXCITED! Good God you have the gift of sucking me right in with your writing! Loving Heat and the crew! CHAPTER 4 IS A MUST!
Hi John, This is Dianna Wentworth Hauf - I found some writings of yours here on betweenthebars. It would be nice to contact you, but I'm not sure how to do that. Perhaps this will get through to you. Blessings to you & yours, Dianna
Like you already said, hashtags are things that make exact words stick out in social media search engines. If you want a layman's explanation, you can think of a hashtag (#followedbywhatever) as a type of label. But that wouldn't be right to leave it just as that, so here we go.
They were around for a while on online forums, but they exploded on Twitter about 2008 or so. It's since been something that appears on social media beyond Twitter. It became pretty popular for people to adopt ever since online groups and commercial marketing started using them to promote something. As such, hashtags are popularly linked to a particular cause or idea so they can bundle multiple entries into one spot. Sharing public reactions and opinions online became wildly popular since the MySpace days.
Because of the way how computer coding works, hashtags don't accept spaces between words. So if you wanted a hashtag like "Halloween 2015", you'd have to write it like #Halloween2015.
There's no real distinction between who "owns" a hashtag though. For instance, #AshisBack was once used to refer to Bruce Campbell playing Ash Williams again for a new Evil Dead TV series. But this has since been used by other actors or teenagers completely unrelated to the TV series. So if you were to look up this hashtag now, you'd get a random mix of things that may or may not be the exact thing you're looking for. Weird, huh?
You can also vocally say something like, "Hashtag Mondays Suck", as a type of sarcastic remark or joke. Though I usually hear young people—we're talking toddlers, teenagers, or early twenties—using them with any regularity in their everyday conversations. So I ask you to please not do this since it could be considered irritating to some. Just be aware that it's something that exists.
Between the Bars doesn't have a search engine built into the site itself so I don't think they will work here. It does have a social media Share function, but that's a different beast altogether. Maybe if you keep your hashtags consistent and think of something catchy to label them as, they might appear in Google or some other search engines. Who knows what will happen?
Anyway, hope this brightens your day a little and you have a happy Halloween.
Hi John, How are you? I have so many questions. I apologize for not being more frequent in writing to you but my life is going very well and I wish the same for you. I have always wondered about you and what traits I acquired from you. Now that I am aware of the fact that you know I exist the hole in my heart has shrunk a bit but is still there nonetheless. What color are your eyes?
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HI MILO HOW ARE YOU HOPE YOU ARE OK IT IS ME JOSEPHINE ANSWERING ON YOUR BLOG WHICH MY DAUGHTER FOUUND ON HER COMPUTER I SAW YOUR VIDEO ON YOUTUBE AND HEARD YOUR VOICE I MUST SAY YOU HAVE A BEAUTIFUL VOICE I ALSO READ THE ITEMS PRINTED SO HOW ARE YOU I RECIEVED YOUR LAST LETTER A WEEK AGO I SHALL ANSWER IT SOON I HAVE WRITTEN FOUR OR FIVE TIMES TO YOU I CANNOT UNDERSTAND IT MAYBE THEY GET DELAYED IN THE MAILROOM YOUR LAST LETTER TO ME YOU SOUNDED DEPRESSED I FEEL SORRY FOR YOU HOPE MY LETTERS WILL CHEER YOU UP A BIT I SHALL KEEP WRITING EVEN IF YOU DONT THIS WASMY FIRST EFFORT AT WRITING ON A BLOG HOPE YOU WILL BE GLAD I CONTACTED YOU WISH YOU GOOD HEALTH KEEP YOUR SPIRIT HIGH JESUS YOUR BROTHER IS WITH YOU YOUR FRIEND JOSEPHINE
GOD BLESS YOU
Hi Eugene...Been a while since I have visited to transcribe and was reviewing some of the past transcriptions and saw one of yours and when I finally came across the 3rd chapter I was SUPER EXCITED! Good God you have the gift of sucking me right in with your writing! Loving Heat and the crew! CHAPTER 4 IS A MUST!
Blessings to you & yours,
Dianna
They were around for a while on online forums, but they exploded on Twitter about 2008 or so. It's since been something that appears on social media beyond Twitter. It became pretty popular for people to adopt ever since online groups and commercial marketing started using them to promote something. As such, hashtags are popularly linked to a particular cause or idea so they can bundle multiple entries into one spot. Sharing public reactions and opinions online became wildly popular since the MySpace days.
Because of the way how computer coding works, hashtags don't accept spaces between words. So if you wanted a hashtag like "Halloween 2015", you'd have to write it like #Halloween2015.
There's no real distinction between who "owns" a hashtag though. For instance, #AshisBack was once used to refer to Bruce Campbell playing Ash Williams again for a new Evil Dead TV series. But this has since been used by other actors or teenagers completely unrelated to the TV series. So if you were to look up this hashtag now, you'd get a random mix of things that may or may not be the exact thing you're looking for. Weird, huh?
You can also vocally say something like, "Hashtag Mondays Suck", as a type of sarcastic remark or joke. Though I usually hear young people—we're talking toddlers, teenagers, or early twenties—using them with any regularity in their everyday conversations. So I ask you to please not do this since it could be considered irritating to some. Just be aware that it's something that exists.
Between the Bars doesn't have a search engine built into the site itself so I don't think they will work here. It does have a social media Share function, but that's a different beast altogether. Maybe if you keep your hashtags consistent and think of something catchy to label them as, they might appear in Google or some other search engines. Who knows what will happen?
Anyway, hope this brightens your day a little and you have a happy Halloween.
How are you? I have so many questions. I apologize for not being more frequent in writing to you but my life is going very well and I wish the same for you. I have always wondered about you and what traits I acquired from you. Now that I am aware of the fact that you know I exist the hole in my heart has shrunk a bit but is still there nonetheless. What color are your eyes?
Hope to hear from you soon!
Your daughter,
Trish