Archive for June 2002
why, yes, I am enjoying the new camera
I love taking pictures. for so long, I’ve been so lousy about getting film developed (there’s a roll sitting on the table by the door that’s been there for months, at least) that I’ve forgotten how much fun it is to take stacks of pictures. I am reminded of something I’ve heard photographers […]
new photo albums
the cats and Point Defiance park…plus a squirrel. also, a snapGallery version of my jewelry. (I’d like to modify snapGallery to use better CSS - external stylesheets - but I’m a little afraid of crawling into the code) yes, K, I am going to scan those photos for you. (what size/rez do you want?)
heard on kuow this morning
the authors of The Body Blues. sounds interesting.
misc hoohas.
ow - protecting scripts in XHTML makes my head hurt.
neato (in a really morbid way): tombstone transcription project (Pierce Co.) - I love cemetaries, especially very old ones, because they have such personality. I want to be marked with a massive gaudy victorian-style tombstone, preferably with a statue of a weeping lovely and a poem […]
somebody had a bad day…
“A good way to see how your site will look in browsers other than those you have installed is to look at it through a kaleidoscope. The higgly-pigglydy placement of your site elements is rougly the same. The colours, however, are much better.” - comment from the css-discuss list
whoa.
just go read this guy’s blog: visible darkness - I’ll fully admit to understanding about half of it, maybe a little more on a good brain day, but it makes me feel smart to let my brain be led in that direction.
