Domain renewals

[sonia]

I just went through the annual ritual of renewing my handful of domains at Hover.com. I bought one of them right at the end of December one year, so I start getting reminder emails in late November, and then I just renew all of them at once.

They've gone up to $18.99/year, which makes me wonder if I really should let a couple of them go next time. But they're like polished stones, appealing to hold even if they don't have other uses. The ones for the first two books in particular, I've never publicized, but I'd also hate for someone else to squat on them.

traumahealed.com is the one I've put out there the most over the years. Others are sundownarts.com (original domain, main email address), sundownhealingarts.com (publisher name), wellspringofcompassion.com (book 1 title), presenceaftertrauma.com (book 2 title), curioushealing.com (book blog)

I also have soniaconnolly.com which I turned into a programmer resume site last year, and balkandancing.com, which I mostly use to keep an ever-expanding list of folk dance videos.

Comments

[house_wren]

Oh, gosh, yes, I remember that Alunelul also. And I looked through the alphabetical list of dances (aka time sink / source of vast knowledge -- hahaha!) Thank you for including that link. What a rabbit hole!! I will enjoy this flash from the past.

Thanks, also, for your invitation to join the zoom dance sessions. I can't quite envision how that might feel. What I loved was being part of a group moving in unison. And the social aspect of it. I'm not well now, and I'm much less social than I was when young. I will let you know if I want to try it out. Either way, I love that you offered. What a doll!

[sonia]

I also love being part of a group moving in unison. It's been hard since I moved, since the groups here do everything a little differently. "Different village," as we say. And the social aspects too. Dancing on zoom isn't as good, but it's better than nothing, as we kept saying during the pandemic. I like the smaller zoom groups that are still social, and that have let me stay in touch with people I used to dance with.

You might like the bigger monthly Global Folk Dance Party on third Saturdays where you can leave your camera off and just watch if you want.