I can play the helpless southern lady to perfection after years of practice.  But  in fairness to myself, I am pretty sure I just assume I can’t do certain things . . . . . especially technological  tasks.   I am pumped that with some pretty clear directions from  greetingsfromindia.wordpress.com,  I changed the tagline, and entered Zero to Hero on  on my post page.  Until now, I didn’t even know I had a tagline!  Well, I knew that statement  was on the top of the page, but Erin, my tech angel,had set me up with the blog in India.  She did all these tasks for me.  I can’t wait to tell  her!

I have decided  to keep the original name of TalesAlongTheWay because it is clear and easy to remember. It does indicate travel, learning, and  stories.  I did  change the tagline. The new one is: Life’s journey to discover tales of history, culture, and faith from New York to India and places along the way.  The first one was more ambiguous. The new one is a tad long. . . . .isn’t it hard to be clear in just a few words?

And for the widget, I am not sure it is actually one  but the title of the challenge is there. That is better than nothing, right?

I can’t resist telling just one  story about the name of the blog.  When I was talking about doing this and thinking of names, I was going to have a blog about India and was going to use it in the title. My son, Christian, suggested that I might not want to limit myself when we returned to New York. After all, I had loved teaching writing and really enjoyed  being part  of Mesa Writing Project. He was right and I  have continued telling  tales from New York, Italy, and places along the way including  more tales from incredible India.

Here I sit waiting for directions for Day #3!

Now you know the rest of  the story of naming TalesAlongTheWay  . . . . . . . . . .