Couldn’t resist.
As we speak, I’m uploading my first set of photos to my new Flickr account. Very exciting, but a somewhat slow process. The photos just happen to be – you guessed it – pictures of my cube house. Because of that, some of them required serious photoshopping, since they’re photos of flat drawings. Hopefully they come out o.k. online.
What to say, what to say. On Saturday, I went to Speaking of Women’s Health, a conference which my stepmom Debbie helps organize. It was really fun to be able to go with so many of the women in my family, and the speakers that I saw were very good. It’s inspiring me to be ever more careful about sun tan lotion and perhaps to take up shaving since part of the gift bag is a very nice razor. Debbie did a great job, and I’d definitely go again.
I’ve just blogged a photo from Flickr, so I guess that will show up before this post. But I don’t want to have to individually blog each photo I post, so I’ll have to figure out a way to finesse the system. I guess I’ll just recommend that you, dear reader, look at the set to which the photo I blog belongs.
So, I guess that after all I don’t have much to say, because I’m now burned out on all this technology. I’m rereading Diamond Age, one of my most favorite books, speaking of technology. I left the Bible with mom, but I think she might get me a copy of that translation as a gift, which will be interesting. And today I took some pictures of flowers around the house before my battery ran out to both test out my new memory card (hooray) and to get to know my camera in a more than business relationship. Those, of course, will be uploaded to my new Flickr account at some point, perhaps when I am again using my fast little Mac.
Ok, off to edit the Flickr post and go get dinner.