Dan and I both thought there would be more white blossoms in the mix. The white ones also showed up late to the party, well after most of the purple ones were in.
(NaBloPoMo | October ’10: 24 of 31)
Rottweilers. Computers. Cameras. World Domination. Not necessarily in that order.
by kathi
by kathi
Our hosts Life With Dogs, Two Little Cavaliers, and Confessions of the Plume have now brought us 25 weeks of the Blog Hop! It’s a rainy weekend here in our sector of the vast midwestern wasteland, so we are glad to have a lot of good blogs to read for our time indoors.
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by kathi
It was a lot easier to upgrade my camera than my photography skills. It is just as I feared. I will still end up with a frighteningly large number of dog butt photos as I go through the learning process.
And if I happen to be trying out sports mode (and don’t judge me for using the presets), I will end up with a frighteningly large number of nearly identical dog butt photos. In this test, there were nine. I won’t make you look at all of them.
Maybe I should make a flip book!
(NaBloPoMo | October ’10: 22 of 31)
by kathi
A while ago I entered this Twitter giveaway by my VPS provider, Wired Tree:
Guess what?
A Hybrid server is a lot more server than my current sites generally need. If you compare the specs to my current VPS512 you’ll see what I mean. But it will still be nice to move up. I’ve had the occasional out-of-memory errors and those likely won’t be a problem once we’re on a server with 2,048MB of RAM as compared to 512MB.
Of course, even if I hadn’t won the giveaway, I would still consider myself a winner. My personal sites, and those of my company, have been on WiredTree VPS servers since May 2009. It has been a happy and trouble-free 18 months. I am more than satisfied with our low-end VPSs and the fact that even with our low-end servers, I am still treated like a high-end customer in terms of response time and quality of customer service. Thanks, WiredTree… for everything!
(NaBloPoMo | October ’10: 21 of 31)
by kathi
(NaBloPoMo | October ’10: 20 of 31)