Workin’ It on Facebook
Thursday, November 10th, 2011
Isn’t technology amazing? Just a few short years ago you wouldn’t have been able to find any blogs like this one on the Web, let alone shop for log furniture from the comfort of your own home. Communicating and shopping electronically has become very popular in our modern society that demands convenience and instant gratification. I’m just as guilty as the next person. I have two small children that can make it difficult to get out for shopping trips and social events. I appreciate that I can search the web for an item I need and have it shipped to my doorstep and that I can communicate with all of my friends without having to arrange childcare.
The means by which I electronically reach out to my friends and family is typically through social media, Facebook in particular. I am amazed, and a little scared, of how this simple idea at a college has caught on and connected the world. Facebook is a household term, and you can hardly go anywhere without hearing people utter the word in their conversations. An entire movie was created about it. If you are a business, it is said that you must have a Facebook presence in order to reach out to present and future clients.
JHE’s Furniture Place is not one to fall behind. They, too, have jumped on the Facebook bandwagon. You can search, find, and “like” them easily. I highly recommend that you do so. It may seem a little like a contradiction, mixing the rustic simplicity of log furniture with such a high-tech way of communicating. However, once you become a fan of JHE’s on Facebook, you can gain a whole new insight into the world of log furniture, how it’s handcrafted, and enjoy discounts that are only available to Facebook fans. One area of particular interest on JHE’s Facebook page is the “In the Works” photos that are posted on a regular basis. In this section, a fan can see how log furniture is crafted, from start to finish. In the photo above, a log is being peeled and readied for use in a Cedar Lake Twin Over Queen Log Bunk Bed.
If you are one of the people who would rather not subscribe to the social media craze, you can still get plenty of information and photos on the traditional JHE’s Log Furniture website. However, if you are curious about the “In the Works” photos, it is worth it to just set up a profile on Facebook and go out and “like” the JHE’s page. If you are worried about people seeing the information you entered for your profile, just be sure to set all your security settings so that your profile is private and can’t be seen by anyone who isn’t your Facebook friend. Then enjoy all the information that your friends at JHE’s Furniture Place have to offer!
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Okay, okay, I will admit it. I am an online shopping fanatic. Sometimes the thought will strike me that there is something that we need and I race to the computer to find the best deal online. There are occasions when I do research prices online, weigh the negative and positive reviews left by other customers, then I will go to a brick and mortar store in my area to eventually purchase the item.
My husband brought up a good point the other day. It was so good that unlike usual, I didn’t have a good counter for his argument. Normally I wouldn’t admit this in a public venue, but it is directly related to placing furniture in a home, so I figure it can be of benefit, or at least humorous, to some readers out there.
As I’ve written about previously, my husband and I are very excited about purchasing a new home. This new house contains a room that is technically called a den, but I am happy to be making it into my office. It is a room right inside the front entry door, and can be closed off from the rest of the house with a pair of glass-paned doors. Needless to say it is already my favorite room in the house; my own private retreat from which to work, read, and just enjoy some “me time”.
The number of homeowners that own a computer has grown exponentially over the past few years. According to Nielsen Ratings, in 2009 the percentage was as high as 80%, and that was a significant increase over the year prior. Of course, those computers are usually accompanied by equipment such as printers, modems, and speakers. Some households even have an entire network set up with multiple computing locations.



