FYI for the technologically challenged

There is a part of Blogger.com (the host of this blog) called "comments." Comments allow you to give feedback or post your own opinions about each post. I hope everyone knows what a post is, but if not:
Large text on this page is a title of a post. The small text following the title is the body of the post. The title and the body together make up a post. "Post" can also be a verb, as in, "post a comment."
Anyway, at the bottom of each post, there is small green text that says, "0 comments," or however many comments there are on that post. You can click on that link to add a comment or to read other people's comments. If you have a Blogger.com account (like I do), you can log in so people will know who you are. You can even add a picture of yourself if you want. If you don't have an account, you can go to www.blogger.com to make one for free, or you can simply type your comment and then click "other" and type your name in the box. Or, if you like, you can simply click "Anonymous" to post anonymously. But I like to know who is posting comments, so please don't do it anonymously.
At the bottom of this post, it should say "1 comment" because I have posted a sample comment for you to see.
I want to see a lot of comments because that makes this less of "my" blog, and more of "everybody's" blog.

Also, at the bottom of every post, it tells you who wrote it.