tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-23758043.post-12039152345840004282008-04-16T11:51:00.002-05:002008-04-16T13:09:21.641-05:00facebook and bloggingSo a few weeks ago, I signed up for a facebook account to see a video posted by a friend on his facebook account. I signed on to facebook simply to see his video. I thought, "I blog and that is about all I can keep up with. I don't really want to enter the whole facebook world." And I am a bit like Jerry, the "character" on Seinfeld. I have three friends and I really don't have room for more. <em>Yes, I am an introvert.</em><br /><br />After setting up a facebook account, I began to receive emails from people who wanted to be my friend. Sounded pretty nice. (Thanks Santosh, you were my first facebook friend.) I put some time into my facebook account, added some profile info, added some applications, and started searching for friends. I was able to connect with some friends that I haven't talked to for years. <em>So maybe I do have room for more than three friends.</em> I am still new to the social networking scene, but I am increasingly becoming interested in growing my social network.<br /><br />Now I am connecting my blog to my facebook account. I have been blogging at <a href="http://www.derekvreeland.com/">www.derekvreeland.com</a> since March 2006. I originally set up the blog as an online journal to keep an account of a teaching trip to India. Now some 183 post later, I have found the blog to a great outlet for writing and connecting with others. Today, I am adding an application on my facebook account, so that my facebook friends can see what I am posting on the blog.<br /><br />With a little tweaking, I hope to successfully interface the two.<br /><br /><a href="http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1043829766">Click here to go to my facebook profile</a>.Derek Vreelandhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/06278564226756132082noreply@blogger.com