Jerry Loggins

My sister Sara was asking me for help in creating her own blog.  She’s been reading a lot of other people’s blogs and she thinks it would be fun to do her own, too.  She wants to use her blog to put her short stories and poems on.  So I told her that if she would come over tomorrow I’ll help her to buy a domain name that is to her liking.  I’m not sure what domain name she is going to want.

After we get her domain name bought, we are going to try to set up a hosting account with a green web hosting company.  According to the webhostinggeeks.com website, there are several web hosting companies that are making an active attempt to reduce their carbon footprint, and give back to the environment.  I’m sure that Sara would like to do business with one of them; she is always lecturing me about making sure that I am not polluting, and am recycling.

One of the things I like about their website is that you can count on them to give good reviews and ratings of the many different web hosting companies.  And I like the fact that they have a really informative blog, too.

Last May I sent out two packages certified mail, return receipt requested. That means that the person that I’m sending the package to is supposed to sign a card that says that it was received, and then the Post Office is supposed to return it to me. One of the packages went to New York, and the return card was signed on May 20, and I received the return card a few days later.

The second package was sent to Houston Texas. Last May mind you. It is now late July. What was in that package was a garment that needed to be altered. I have already received the altered garment back (and it’s fine thank you.) Yesterday I finally received that card from the Post Office telling me that the package had been delivered to Texas, but no one had signed or dated it! What’s up with that?