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How Important is Socializing Online? So everyday, for some, many tim es a day, linking to Twitter, FB, Instagram, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Google+, Tumbler, Stumble , and many others. The fact that so many exist and continue to pop up demonstrates a human need for contact or in some cases, for a business marketing approa ch. The why of this is less important here, than it is not going away. So until these sites start dropping off, it is clear, all of us, well most of us, will continue to visit, interact and share the content. But how much time we spend, is another thing entirely. And what we hope to accomplish.  What About our Art?  If you calculated how much time you spend on social sites vs accomplishing your art, your work, how would those calculations line up? Looking at how well your online sales are doing can you honestly say you are spending more time working on your art, than you are at socializing?  Its a question all of us face from time to time. There are t

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Looking for Spring Bloom Shoots Depending on what part of the US you are in, filed blooms, like vast acres of blooms may be coming sooner than usual. Here is an article from Park Advocate that will whet your appetite. Read up on locations, then check locally and start your pre-trip planning well ahead of time.  Dreaming of Spring? 9 Great Spots to See Wildflowers  This article courtesy of http://parkadvocate.org/ Soon, national parks in some of the warmest regions of the country will begin blooming with a new season’s worth of wildflowers. What better way to shake off the winter doldrums—or charm your Valentine—than with the promise of a front-row seat at a national park to watch the landscape come alive with color?   And here's the read with photos of 9 locations. Personally I can hardly wait.