'morning Bill - Australia here Firstly, that JSP looks intruiging. I got started and worked out how to operate it a bit. Shall come back in a while and work out more.
Back to the reference to #43.
Brattcat is a writer so I thought a blog that I found over the weekend might be on interest to her. I find it totally engrossing and am working my way through each of the entries and hope to have read them all by the time Therese gets to #365 on Dec 31. http://ampersandseven.blogspot.com/2009/02/43.html
Don't be overwhelmed, just be selective. For myself, just read Sydney Eye. This is the one I put my intellectual effort into. I am trying to improve my text in line with my photography. This is my aim.
Now that I am retired, I regard blogging as my "job". By blogging, I mean getting the idea, taking the photographs, crafting a story, and commenting on the work of others. I get to travel all over my city and research a lot of history. As you do, I can see from your Tulsa history blog.
Now I need to traipse over to my daughter's apartment and water her tomatoes etc as today is going to reach the high 30sC!!
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5 comments:
That was lovely to do. Unfortunately I exited without getting my time!!!
Anne
very challenging.
4 hours 26 minutes, working off and on.
Just over 35 minutes, using the "ghost" as a guide.
'morning Bill - Australia here
Firstly, that JSP looks intruiging. I got started and worked out how to operate it a bit. Shall come back in a while and work out more.
Back to the reference to #43.
Brattcat is a writer so I thought a blog that I found over the weekend might be on interest to her. I find it totally engrossing and am working my way through each of the entries and hope to have read them all by the time Therese gets to #365 on Dec 31.
http://ampersandseven.blogspot.com/2009/02/43.html
I would love to know what you think.
regards my friend
Here is the link.
I am glad you appreciated &7, Bill.
Don't be overwhelmed, just be selective. For myself, just read Sydney Eye. This is the one I put my intellectual effort into. I am trying to improve my text in line with my photography. This is my aim.
Now that I am retired, I regard blogging as my "job". By blogging, I mean getting the idea, taking the photographs, crafting a story, and commenting on the work of others. I get to travel all over my city and research a lot of history. As you do, I can see from your Tulsa history blog.
Now I need to traipse over to my daughter's apartment and water her tomatoes etc as today is going to reach the high 30sC!!
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