This guy subscribed to my videos on YouTube (thank-you-very-much!) so I checked him out. He has several ASL videos, and one in particular caught my eye because my new blog is “powered by WordPress.” In this video, he describes his 10 favorite WordPress plugins. I’m glad I watched, because several of the plugins he described could improve the functionality of my blog.
While watching his video, I felt so happy to understand ASL! Ah, the benefits of knowing a second language! 
This is my first post. I recently, through a series of connected events, became fascinated with the concept of Web 2.0. I have begun a flurry of Web 2.0 activity in the past month: joining YouTube, switching to the Flock web browser, joining Flickr, expanding my Yahoo! presence to Yahoo! 360, and now making the greatest leap of all: transitioning danielgreene.com into a blog rather than the mostly static site it has been for the past 10 years. For now, I will keep this brief. I look forward to writing about ASL interpreting, musical theater, and technology— among other things!
Posted in Writing for the Web
Tagged ASL, blog, blogging, danielgreene.com, Flickr, Flock, introduction, social media, technology, Web 2.0, wordpress.com, Yahoo, YouTube
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