Comments on: Modern Times - The his/her perspective http://www.hollyscorner.com/blog/2006/08/22/modern-times-the-hisher-perspective/ Make it a masterpiece. Sat, 11 Feb 2012 21:59:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 By: Holly’s Corner Blog » Fun With Blogging http://www.hollyscorner.com/blog/2006/08/22/modern-times-the-hisher-perspective/comment-page-1/#comment-61 Holly’s Corner Blog » Fun With Blogging Wed, 06 Sep 2006 15:49:42 +0000 http://www.hollyscorner.com/blog/2006/08/22/modern-times-the-hisher-perspective/#comment-61 [...] We took a stab at the first one yesterday over the power outage.  I started the article with my perspective first.  I focused on the humorous aspect of how different we both responded to it.  He surprised me with more of an explanation approach but we both ended on the same note of tying in our kids.  Today we did another one - again I started by writing first.  This time I shared how funny it was to me that I called the least likely person qualified to help me with a specific crisis and in the process realized how much I rely on him for everything.  He returned the response a few moments ago with his addition on the things he counts on me for and makes me sound like a really cool person.  I’m already seeing how different the application and timing of humor is in our posts as is our over all concept for what to write on it.  My first thought today was maybe I needed to have him start one next time to see if we can get more in sync with the concept we’re blogging.  But as I’m typing this I’m realizing that the whole point is showing the different (and potentially similar) sync patterns of men and women, more specifically of us.  [...] [...] We took a stab at the first one yesterday over the power outage.  I started the article with my perspective first.  I focused on the humorous aspect of how different we both responded to it.  He surprised me with more of an explanation approach but we both ended on the same note of tying in our kids.  Today we did another one - again I started by writing first.  This time I shared how funny it was to me that I called the least likely person qualified to help me with a specific crisis and in the process realized how much I rely on him for everything.  He returned the response a few moments ago with his addition on the things he counts on me for and makes me sound like a really cool person.  I’m already seeing how different the application and timing of humor is in our posts as is our over all concept for what to write on it.  My first thought today was maybe I needed to have him start one next time to see if we can get more in sync with the concept we’re blogging.  But as I’m typing this I’m realizing that the whole point is showing the different (and potentially similar) sync patterns of men and women, more specifically of us.  [...]

]]> By: holly.schwendiman http://www.hollyscorner.com/blog/2006/08/22/modern-times-the-hisher-perspective/comment-page-1/#comment-30 holly.schwendiman Wed, 23 Aug 2006 19:51:12 +0000 http://www.hollyscorner.com/blog/2006/08/22/modern-times-the-hisher-perspective/#comment-30 Funny you would mention the future as I've had many conversations with dh about when we'll finally demand some changes on the power front - specifically when the physical cables and power lines will be replaced with better technology. Knowing where those candles, matches and flashlights are sure is helpful too! Hugs, Holly Funny you would mention the future as I’ve had many conversations with dh about when we’ll finally demand some changes on the power front - specifically when the physical cables and power lines will be replaced with better technology. Knowing where those candles, matches and flashlights are sure is helpful too!

Hugs,
Holly

]]> By: Bryan http://www.hollyscorner.com/blog/2006/08/22/modern-times-the-hisher-perspective/comment-page-1/#comment-29 Bryan Wed, 23 Aug 2006 19:31:42 +0000 http://www.hollyscorner.com/blog/2006/08/22/modern-times-the-hisher-perspective/#comment-29 I miss those big monsoon storms! It always seems things get to be interesting once you leave. I've always been fascinated with personal renewable sources of energy. In fact whenever I played Sim City I'd cover an entire hill with windmills before putting in a coal or natural gas plant. Okay maybe you can't relate to Sim City but the thought of generation your own electricity is something most people could at least envision. I've never imagined the future with power lines maybe its just me, but personal power generation seems more compatible with emerging technologies. On the other hand if you lost power you might need more candles, or find that big flashlight :) http://www.homepower.com/index.cfm I miss those big monsoon storms! It always seems things get to be interesting once you leave. I’ve always been fascinated with personal renewable sources of energy. In fact whenever I played Sim City I’d cover an entire hill with windmills before putting in a coal or natural gas plant. Okay maybe you can’t relate to Sim City but the thought of generation your own electricity is something most people could at least envision. I’ve never imagined the future with power lines maybe its just me, but personal power generation seems more compatible with emerging technologies. On the other hand if you lost power you might need more candles, or find that big flashlight :)

http://www.homepower.com/index.cfm

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