If you have been reading my blog, you will know that I was one of the early members of EntreCard. And then the site receive so many new members and websites that I got lost there. In the early days, I received an additional 20 unique visitors from EntreCard members alone but now, I hardly get one or two but then I am totally not active there.

I only drop cards on blogs that I chance upon during random blog hopping and I do not purposely drop cards from the many blogs listed on EntreCard. Well, I no longer do that because I don’t have the time. Anyway, I stopped adding blogs to EntreCard after my third blog as I ran out of email addresses to register with.

Well, that’s history already because yesterday, I received an email from EntreCard introducing their new features and one of them, the most welcome of all, to me, is the ability to add multiple blogs to a single account.

Yes, I will get down to merging my accounts soon because logging in and out of my accounts, even though I only have three, could be tedious. I wonder how others have the time and patience to do it.

I have a neighbor who is a florist and she has a floral business in town. I see that she does rather good business but I have visited her shop before and I would have to say that she does not have too many varieties of flowers or bouquet designs to select from. Still, she managed to garner loyal customers. They don’t know better, I guess.

If I were to buy a bouquet of flowers, I would rather buy from an online florist because the array of fresh flowers and the many different kinds of floral bouquets are impressive.

Moreover, by buying online, I do not have to worry about keeping the flowers fresh or picking them up from the florist. I just need to pick out what I want in my order, pay for it and it will be delivered to the door of my recipient. Isn’t it way more convenient?

I receive an email from Windows Live Team almost a week ago regarding their new service. Windows SkyDrive. A free account with Windows SkyDrive will give us 5GB of free online storage space and it looks like we can store documents, music and video files. I wonder if there’s a restriction to our file types.

Anyway, as long as you are connected to the internet, you should be able to access your files and folders wherever you are. And you can also choose to share certain files with friends and family or to open your files or folder to the public.

An online storage facility is always welcome, even if Microsoft is a little late in filling this void, because there may be times when we need to access our files elsewhere. However, if there is no internet access where you are, you would have to depend on your external hard disk drive.