Warm colors of rocks beneath the icy water surface
16
Feb
15
Colors
16
Feb
15
More ice
Subfreezing temperatures have me exploring the ice in the creek in my back yard.
10
Jan
15
Ice
A few days of subfreezing temperatures and our creek becomes iced over.
07
Jan
15
Winter Garden
Flowers don’t do well at 12 degrees.
Come on, WordPress, don’t try to make it easier, try to make it better.
Originally posted on Infinitefreetime.com:
(Note: I typed this in the old editor, too.)
Dear WordPress:
Let’s talk about your new stats screen for a bit. I put up a one-sentence post a few hours ago to confirm that other people feel the same way I do, and it’s amassed eighteen comments and twenty likes in that time, so I’m pretty sure I’m not on my own here. I’ve been actively blogging on your site for about a year and a half, although I’ve had the account for several years longer than that, and I spend a lot of time obsessing about my stats. An unhealthy amount of time, in fact.
You recently changed your stats page, and by a number of indications you seem to be interested in user feedback on it. However, using your feedback form really didn’t give me a chance to explain what I actually dislike about it. It could be…
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17
Dec
14
Art in the Street
A recent visit to Louisville, Kentucky, revealed some interesting examples of art right out in public.
Here and there were sculptures doubling as bicycle racks.
And an awesome piece of art by Alexander Calder! “The Red Feather,” 1975.
17
Dec
14
Art in the street
A recent visit to Louisville, Kentucky, revealed some interesting examples of art right out in public.
Here and there were sculptures doubling as bicycle racks.
And an awesome piece of art by Alexander Calder! “The Red Feather,” 1975.
