What are RSS Feeds?

RSS stands for "Really Simple Syndication".  Essentially, it is a convenient way to publish frequently updated content.  RSS feeds are delivered in a standardized XML format allowing the contents of an RSS feed to be easily consumed by a variety of applications, known as RSS readers or just readers.  Using a reader, people interested in a feed's contents may subscribe to it and in doing so, will be automatically updated whenever new content is published on such feed.

For more information, checkout Wikipedia's entry on this subject: RSS Feed @ Wikipedia »

 So, if you would like to receive frequent updates on what the kids are doing or any of the other feeds available here, please subscribe by clicking on the links below:

NOTE: There are many RSS readers out there.  They all essentially do the same thing, but some are better than others.  I'm no expert in the matter, but I do like the way Google Reader works.

Other random feeds that may interest you:

 Cheese Blog »

This feed contains random ideas and toughts that pop in and out of my head evey now and them  They are strange, they are random.  Enjoy.

 Recipes Blog »

I like to keep track of really good food recipes people share with us.  Anybody who knows me well knows I am very picky when it comes to food.  So chances are that if you try one of the recipes posted here, you are bound to like it.  Enjoy!!!