Blackberry

Looks like the Blackberry was working but this post came through blank. So more tweaking to do.

Background Switcher

I use John’s Background Switcher (www.backgroundswitcher.com) which means I can have Flickr photos as my background and they automatically change. I use all the Flickr photos I have as “Favourites” which makes for wonderful eye candy.

I also use Slickr (http://cellardoorsw.com/?page_id=4) for my screensaver which also uses Flickr photos, but for this one I use my own photos uploaded to Flickr. The benefit of this is that it is like a slideshow the kids can watch with photos of themselves and the family.

Both of these can also use photos from your own computer.

See more progress on: declare 8/27-9/2 Share Your Wallpaper for Stacey’s Birthday Week

Started scanning old photos

In down time in my volunteer role I have started the scanning process.

See more progress on: scan all my old photographs

Wow!

Wood pigeon: Originally uploaded by KiwiNessie.

I got an email today via Flickr from someone interested in displaying my image as part of a Te Papa display. I don’t know if it will pan out, but all I can say is “Wow!”

I don’t believe I have mentioned anything yet about my…

I don’t believe I have mentioned anything yet about my Flickr account and how addictive Flickr is. del.icio.us doesn’t have me hooked to the same extent, but I can see that tagging and labels (Gmail) are the future wave and I am thrilled to be riding it.

Wow! Just thought I would share:

Wow! Just thought I would share:

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sounds as though you were both so tightly enmeshed that you had to fight to find your own identities. maybe this was essential for a long-term healthy marriage and the separation will only be an interlude.

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