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Why I use Printfection
“There must be a better way.” A few months ago, while I was working on the redesign of my website (trust me, it was an incredible improvement), I ended up in a conversation with someone who wanted to start selling … Continue reading
Be who you are.
Today, civets made me dump out my jewelry box. I swear this makes sense, if you’re really really associative, like I am. I went wandering around on Danielle Nelson’s blog because she posted today about marketing and civet poop, and … Continue reading
Posted in About the Me, RiotNrrd, Spontaneous Bloggery
Tagged be who you are, jewelry, polymath
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Everybody Hates a Weatherman (318)
The desert hates the rain. In the desert, there are no gentle, soft rainy afternoons, where nothing suits better than sitting in the window and reading and watching the blessing of the clouds. The desert conspires to make the constantly … Continue reading
Photography and me
Back in the day, I dabbled in photography. By which I mean that I did black and whites and could do my own processing. I rarely did the usual holiday snaps of people with their arms around each other in … Continue reading
Posted in About the Me, Products
Tagged flowers, macro photography, photography, zazzle
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The programmer wore satin
When you think about hardcore, serious computer programming nerds, just remember … The first computer programmer in the world wore corsets and dresses. For that matter, she didn’t have a debugger. … or a chance to test-run her code. … … Continue reading
This Is Only A Test (117)
This is a test. This station is conducting a test of the Emergency Broadcast System. This is only a test. If this were a real emergency, such as an invasion fleet of aliens, the Attention Signal you just heard would … Continue reading