I'm in process of creating how-to posts for ballet and I want to include my own demonstration images. What do I do to mark them as belonging to me? I don't want to find them on someone else's website.

I created a Facebook page to go along with my artsincolton.com site. The page is Arts in Colton as well. I don't love Facebook and I'm really clueless as to what to do with the page. Can anybody offer a "Facebook pages for dummies" or something very bacis and easy to understand for those of us who are simply not social network butterflies?

I am entering my 4th month. I have learned a lot... but not in the areas I expected. As I have shared before, I found the WA community while in the middle of a desperate hunt for a job. I joined WA because I needed an income and as a single mom I wanted to be home with my kids. I became very discouraged fairly quickly. I never wanted to "get rich qiick" but I did expect to see some kind of return on my investment quick. I guess it happens for some but it sure wasn't happening for me... For a wh

I want to add a calendar to my website to display a monthly schedule of classes. Currently the schedule displays as a list. What is the best way to do this? artsincolton.com

I took my first dance class at the age of 3 and instantly fell in love. My parents enrolled me into a tap/ballet combo class in a recreational program. I enjoyed both styles but ballet was my thing. I was 11 or 12 when my teacher decided to start a pointe class. For those of you who don't know, that's when you learn to dance in the special shoes that are crafted so that you can dance on the tips of your toes. It used to be called toe dancing. About a year into that I sprained my ankle. I refus