I used walltype recently to send out a postcard and just received a postcard in exchange from someone in Korea.
Here’s what I sent:
Here’s what I got:
A pretty fun way to share some hand made art.
I used walltype recently to send out a postcard and just received a postcard in exchange from someone in Korea.
Here’s what I sent:
Here’s what I got:
A pretty fun way to share some hand made art.
Wood chips band.
This has been a test of the Google Alerts Aficionado service. If this was a real Google Alerts Aficionado event, you would have received a link to a page containing an obscure reference.
Which picture is John Lennon from the cover of Let It Be and which is a picture of me yawning today?
Asa recently posted answers to four travel questions on his blog. Here’s my list of the most interesting things I’ve seen in each of the categories he listed.
Architecture/Building: Pantheon (I like Roman stuff)
Natural Wonder: Aurora Borealis (barely seen in Iceland)
Work of Art: Peace Fountain (that’s my photo in the article)
Animal: Reef shark (seen in Fiji on a dive)
I listened to the new Wilco album yesterday and the 70’s era George Harrison-y bits stood out to me (that’s not a bad thing since All Things Must Pass is the best former Beatle album ever).
It seemed like a solid set of songs, but I’ll need to listen to it a few more times to get a better feel for things—it’s hard to tell what’s going to stay with you the first time you hear something. A Ghost Is Born didn’t do much for me at first, but it’s my favorite Wilco album now.
Although I didn’t want the physical CD (I stopped buying CDs since I was just sticking them in a box in my basement) I pre-ordered it to support them. If they’re already giving away their music for free, I’d like to option to donate to them instead of having to buy something I don’t really need or want.
BTW, have I mentioned I’m sick that I’m going to miss their show in Berkeley in June? Speaking of supporting the band, I’ll buy a new t-shirt I don’t really need if they come back here again later this year.
We did a lot of eating on our trip to New York. As we were going around I thought it would be fun to map each of the places to get a view of what we did. Unfortunately I’m not smart enough to use Google Earth to make the embeddable interactive map I had in mind. For now I’ve just got the screenshot below. It shows that we ran around a lot, although you can’t see the names of places, when we were there, what we ate, see pictures taken there…
Here are seven things* you may not know about me:
* I was tagged by Brian King and here are the rules:
I’ll tag some people outside of the Mozilla community since it looks like most everyone has already been tagged there.
I’ve been away for about three weeks and was hoping to find that the blogging gnomes had been posting here while I was away. Unfortunately it looks like that didn’t happen. Now that I’m back I’ll catch up with some new posts soon…
My wife and daughter (and probably anyone else who I’ve run in to lately) is happy that December is over so that I can now shave. Here’s a quick before and after comparison:
I’ll shave tonight or tomorrow in stages — first down to a fu or mutton chops and then all the way off. More pictures to come if the first phase goes well.
Breaking Facial Hair Related News: So I ended up going with the fu and the mutton chops.
Evan recently mentioned that my blog had a lot of work-related posts but not many personal posts. It looks like Wordle disagrees with him (although this picture is slightly skewed due to my recent extended turkey rationalization).