Do Your Census Answers Count If You're Wearing a Mask??!
Today we're playing the always delightful meme Saturday 9, with your host Sam Winters. Thanks to Bud and Gal for creating and writing this weekly meme. Since we can't go to the movies right now, we'll pretend we're enjoying Gaga and Cooper's version of A Star is Born with a big bowl of popcorn.
I will put on my usual snarky hat.
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Homer the Palace Dog |
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16 comments:
I like your Meez girls. I use to have a lot of them. I need to check my account.
Ah, my Queen! So glad to see you back! (And Homer, of course.)
I returned my Census electronically 100 years ago (OK, mid-March). Didn't you get a form sent to your house with the electronic option?
I've been doing the blog thing since 2000 and I'm with you on hoping social media swings back around to it again. Blogging back in the early days was such an intimate community. I met a lot of fantastic people through blogging and many are still friends on Facebook...but it's not the same. There was so much creativity on the blogs. Facebook doesn't lend itself as well to that. Cripes, I shared a post about stretches to strengthen your ankles the other day so I could refer back to it and the gods of Facebook removed it saying it violated their spam rules. Really? I posted it to my own newsfeed. Sorry. Crawling down off my soapbox. I enjoyed your answers today. Have a great weekend!
Stacy - I know!
You've been blogging longer than I have. Twenty years is like a century in blog years.
You are the third person I've heard say that their blog posts were removed by Facebook lately. So, what was the difference with Networked Blogs? They all said they got the "spam" warning. I think our days are numbered there but it makes NO sense. I just put my link up...we'll see if it stays through the day.
Blogging friends are real friends. For me it has led to relationships and deep friendships in person off the blog. Long live blogs.
I also filed my Census electronically. By checking my blog I saw that I had an in-person interview last time.
Kwizgiver - It would be a little dicey to be an in-person census interviewer in these times, wouldn't it?
Oh Homer is so cute!
I don't think I could read that book right now. EEK! Loved your answers! Have a nice weekend!
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Loved your answers. Have a great weekend.
Did the Census online. My husband retired during the shutdown and I had to sign paperwork; I had on a mask. I asked the person how she knew I was who I was supposed to be, and she said my husband was vouching for me. I guess that counted.
I've been blogging for 20 years too (daily sinch March 2000--7327 entries to date, but do it on my own server, so haven't had to deal with Facebook. People who aren't into social media don't realize how important those "invisible friends" you make her. I have met many of my social media friends and they have become close face to face friends.
Lori - Homer is a mess.
The book is scary but I like to dig into research sometimes.
Hi Susan!
I don't think Meez is what it used to be. I'm shocked mine still works. But they are very cool. Off to read everyone's responses.
Happy Saturday to you.
Gal - I don't think I received it. Electronic is the way to go. I know it's necessary but I hate the intrusion.
Homer has been a wild thing since the lockdown started.
Good to see you too.
Songbird - Thanks for stopping by. Have a great weekend.
CountryDew - Wow. That was an interesting encounter with the census taker. I wish I had a human voucher.
Bev - YES. I hear you. I'm so glad you've had a positive internet experience. You could write a book about the changes you've seen.
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