No, I mean like really where did 10 Days go? Oh, and Happy Valentine's DayTen days into the first month of SWAG and I'm feeling the burn? You know, like the muscle burn from lactic acid build up after a good workout. Yes, the good burn, but instead of pecs, quads and biceps, it's hippo-campus, cerebral cortex, corpus callosum, and maybe even the madulla oblongata that are reaping the benefits and burn of a SWAG WORKOUT. I'm not quite as far as I wanted to be for the challenge. I am behind in po

Yup-The pressure is on and it's only the first week of the first month of SWAG.I feel it. I'm sure we are all feeling it. I know my ComoRock 64 BC-PC is feeling it. (It's my pet name for my prehistoric computer)I think it's had a coronary. I had to give my CPU CPR just to be sure.It survived :)Will I? (not so much a rhetorical question)I will survive the challenge, but I have to get over a couple of hurdles to do it.1) WRITING-I can write. I can communicate. I think I can get to the point. So w

Just a quick update on the week's progress thus far.My assignment for week one was to write two keyword rich posts for my site. Done :)Keyword rich? I hope so, I paid that locksmith some pretty good coin. (Joking)Finishing off the last assignment Level 2 Bootcamp. I have a feeling that level 2 is going to be a big focus for the next assignment, and want to be well into Level 3. Wrote 2 small blogs on WA (not including this post), just because I want to keep the writing juices flowing. Writing i

I've been doing a lot of research on the web for various things that I might use for posts for my site. I've also stopped into quite a few fellow WA websites and left comments and I did notice a difference with many WA sites-especially when it comes to writing styles.I'm aware that WA teaches to keep the writing style conversational. I'm also aware that we're taught to break up large chunks of text to make it easier for the reader and keep their attention. As a result of my websurfing, I've not