Life is seldom simple so we must make sense of the twist and turns
From the monthly archives:
Apple’s upcoming MobileMe service, replacing the existing .Mac offering, has yet to be released. However, some users are reporting proper e-mail forwarding with the @Me.com alias.
I confirmed this with my own .Mac account. This morning, a test email sent to “[My .Mac Name] @Me.com” was correctly forwarded to my current .Mac inbox.
The complete transition of [...]
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Do not wait for extraordinary circumstances to do good action; try to use ordinary situations. – Jean Paul Richter
With photography, I sometimes find myself falling into the trap of waiting for extraordinary circumstances.
I wait to take photos.
I will read about taking photos or study what others are doing with their photographs and tell myself that [...]
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For subscribing and reading blogs and news site feeds I use a software application, NetNewsWire, for Mac OS X. At least once a year I’ll go through my subscriptions and clean out ones I’m either no longer interested in or those no longer being updated.
Today I performed a brutal cleaning of my subscriptions, eliminating [...]
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[ 7 kts - Watching the Watchers ]
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This morning I discovered my main computer wouldn’t connect to the Internet even through all the equipment seemed to be on and functioning. I looked at my IP address and routing table and it appeared as it should. Rebooting my computer, my network router and the cable modem didn’t help.
I also couldn’t sign into the [...]
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[ Burning Clouds at Sunset ]
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I’ve started a new home project.
Our living room is a fairly large room that contains a floor to ceiling brick (gas log) fireplace that’s looking a bit dated. The fireplace is the standard fare, a brick column with a raised hearth, a mantle shelf and the obligatory metal fire screen and tools.
There are oak [...]
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Last Friday morning I made a quick trip to a local store to pick up a few things we needed. I drove straight there, made a small purchase and returned directly home. I remained at home the rest of the day. That evening when my wife got off work she asked it I’d like to [...]
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It’s not what you look at that matters, it’s what you see.
Henry David Thoreau
I was thinking about a comment from my “Photography: New Eyes” post made by Bonnie Bruno, of Photo Buffet. She said “her best shots come from her own backyard-literally, and that it was a blessing to wander around there and see what [...]
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[ Moss & Ice Melt, Mt. Hood, Oregon - ISO200 22mm f/25 1/10 sec ]
I can remember while playing as a child in woods near my home that there was an abundant amount of moss. The moss was thick and could [...]
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Confession: I haven’t always been a Mac user and I still sometimes stray from the path.
I’ve an older Intel P4 PC (one I built years ago) that I keep around for various purposes. For one, I believe Linux has promise and occasionally I like to install some of the newer releases and [...]
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SoFoBoMo '09
