Last night I attended a meeting for Darwin’s Community Club. This was an effort to gain more memberships, so I signed up. This club is similar to a historical society in that it pays for and controls the Darwin Museum, but it does more than that. It also helps with community projects and Twine Ball Day. As a member of the Community Club, I also joined the Twine Ball Day committee. Just wondering, for those who attend Twine Ball Day, what would you like to see this year? Either activities or in the parade?
Monthly Archive for April, 2008
A few brave Dutch irises and snowdrops are debuting in the gardens of the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum, according to a news release from the Arboretum. A sure sign of spring! Here are more harbingers of the season. Continue reading ‘Consider the beautiful Arboretum this spring’
The Wright County Conference is considering signing on to WebcastAmerica which would allow each school district in the conference to videotape home sporting events. This would be no cost to the district. Webcast America would even pay students to video tape the games. Apparantly Annandale and Watertown are trying it out. With advertising and after market video sales, the district might even make a profit off of it. The district could choose to opt out for home games, but away games would still be broadcast. Just wondering if this is something the DC community would want or if they wouldn’t want their kids broadcast on the web?
I’ve been working on an article about teenagers and text messaging. Through my research, I found a few abbreviations kids are using for texting purposes and thought it be fun to share them with you all.
B4N - Bye for now
DM - Doesn’t matter
HRU - How are you?
IDK - I don’t know
LOL - Laughing out loud
NBD - No big deal
NM - Not much
OMW - On my way
WRUD - What are you doing?
WTG - Way to go
For more abbreviations check out www.txtdrop.com/abbreviations.php
B4N
The Enterprise Dispatch web site is hosting a weekly Mystery Photo taken in the Dassel, Darwin, Cokato, or Kingston area. Those who correctly guess the identity of the photo will be added to a monthly drawing for a free subscription to the newspaper.Answers may be entered below via Blog post, e-mailed to Lynda Jensen at news@dasselcokato.com, or mailed to:Attn: Mystery Photo, Enterprise Dispatch
PO Box 969, Cokato, MN 55321
(No phone calls please).
The first person to correctly guess the photo of the Akerlund Studio in Cokato was Rebecca Holmquist. Maria Nyquist also guessed correctly via mail.
It’s not a new technology, it’s been around for a few years now, but I think text messaging is starting to replace actually calling and talking with someone over the phone. Continue reading ‘Is text messaging going too far?’
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