I had to start using 2 plugins on the church blog that use post formats to do the job that Miniposts does here. Not sure why it stopped working there.
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Lifehacker wants to know if I work from home, but they apparently don’t want me to quote their article, just comment there. So I did, but kept screwing up their sign-in screen. What’s the deal with creating a key that can’t be copied, only shown on screen as an image? Anyway, yes, I like working from home. It was particularly nice today watching the latest winter storm blow in and dump about 5 inches of snow. However, network problems made my day somewhat challenging, and as David was home today too, he had to listen to my howls of outrage…
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— ginny Life. Short. Dessert NOW Via: Flickr Title: Mythbusters: Who Wants To Live Forever @donttrythis @Jamienotweet By: GinnyRED57 Originally uploaded: 10 Nov ’12, 9.04pm CST
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At the Sears Centre, Hoffman Estates. Hey! We can see our house from here! Via: Flickr Title: Mythbusters Behind The Myths Tour By: GinnyRED57 Originally uploaded: 10 Nov ’12, 7.35pm CST
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Taken at Lucky Monk, Barrington Road, Hoffman Estates Via: Flickr Title: My Fish Tacos Are Almost Gone, and I Haz A Sad Before #MythbustersRoadShow By: GinnyRED57 Originally uploaded: 10 Nov ’12, 6.43pm CST
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Seen on my after-work walk today: Via: Flickr Title: Bipartisan Yard Sign By: GinnyRED57 Originally uploaded: 5 Oct ’12, 5.43pm CDT
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Ran across this just now via a Twitter link, great site and nice formatting, too. I’ve been wondering about this false narrative of failure, too. It’s another example of political projection; they’re still sore that “George W. Bush was a miserable failure” in the Googles. Obama has been a lot more successful than Republican obstructionism ought to have allowed him to be; guess we can add “Republican obstructionism is a miserable failure” to their list of dubious accomplishments In Republican reality, President Obama is a failure. You’d only suggest otherwise for purposes of making a joke. But in reality, the…
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— ginny Life. Short. Dessert NOW Via: Flickr Title: Grandma’s Hoopskirt Sidechair Is Available For Interviews About Medicare #Eastwooding #Amercia By: GinnyRED57 Originally uploaded: 1 Sep ’12, 9.42am CDT
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We saw people paddleboarding on our way through Montana to Glacier National Park, and rental shops too. Link: 10 great places to try stand-up paddle boarding – USATODAY.com Stand-up paddle boarding is making waves. The sport, which is has its roots in surfing, uses a board and paddle to scoot along the water, building strength and coordination. “It has caught on anywhere there’s a body of water,” says Matt Minich, editorial director of Bootprints.com, a weekly sports and adventure newsletter . He says the sport’s easier than surfing and can be mastered by most anyone. Some paddle boarders even do…
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