It's not surprising that most of the people I know have better things to do than tinker with a personal web page or a blog. But I have a few friends and relations who are entertained by the notion.

• You can find a lot of Gorslines through the site run by my distant kinsman, Lyn Perry -- including my great-great-great-great-great-great-grandfather Josse, born in 1701 in Newtown, Long Island, New York (now part of the Elmhurst section of Queens).
• Somehow I am related, on my mother's side, to Mary Imo Shields.
• My girlfriend Leta has herself been blogging for a while; you can find some snaps of her from Great Falls Players' The Man Who Came to Dinner.

People I have met onstage include:

• Casey Jones, writer of comics and man of 1000 funny voices.
• I met Terry (or Tel) Monks more than ten years ago when he played Charlie Baker to my Ellard. Tel has put up a beginner's strategy guide for the game of go.
• Roger Stone is the only theater person I know who also likes to chase around the country looking at birds.

These sites have a more commercial bent:

• Cheryl Walker was a girlfriend from college. She and her husband now have an audio-TV production business in northeastern Ohio, Media Magic Productions.
• Marylin McKeown is a former co-worker. Her husband Dorian Talledo is getting a Peruvian import business off the ground.
• I love it when people don't fit into neat compartments. I met Allen Bell as a conservation volunteer. He also runs his own glamour photography site!
• I know Misty Kuceris from wood duck conservation projects, too. She is also an astrologer and trend analyst.