1. I went to the laundromat this evening and was in a zone. I felt like the Eddie Van Halen of clothes washing and drying mastery. I was like Eddie on his best night pouring out "Eruption", so good that I turned my back to onlookers so they wouldn't steal my cleaning, drying, folding techniques.
2. I'm starting to see Catch-22 in everything around me. I think that's Joseph Heller's point.
3. I opened my HTML playpen today. You can type messages in this box! The box I made!
Topic: Pert's HTML Playpen
And a very fine box it is :) nice straight sides and sharp corners lol.....
ReplyDeleteBeing a complete computer dinlo, Im mega chufted for ya....
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Marmitetoasty: Thanks for the compliment on my lines. I tried using a US President's ruler as a straight edge, but the HTML people did it better!
ReplyDeleteJennifer: No, I don't see your message and now I know how that part of it works. It's a message all for yourself, in the box!
Okay, I just made a comment on your file - Real Kellogg, and it said I was anonymous. I hate that. I didn't want to be anonymous, but just not obvious.
ReplyDeleteGood job on the html! Good to keep up your brain cells by learning new things.
Call me: Pinehurst in my Dreams
Cool playpen, but didn't save my post... so I put it here.
Pinehurst in my Dreams: YOu've dropped some clues about your identity that I can't quite put together. Do you want to remain unidentified, except your new wonderful nickname? If you'd like me to know who you are, please email me at billy1227@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteEither way, keep commenting. I sure enjoy reading what you have to say.
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Crazy - I can't get this to print my blog - unless I preview it first! (So if you get several posts - you know why)!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the compliments. I think sometimes guessing is more fun than knowing. . . Since you are a thinking blogger, I will allow you the priviledge.
I attended Silver King for 3 years, Pinehurst for 6 (including Jr. High) and graduated from KHS in 1972.
I do enjoy reading your blogs and reminiscing about the growing up years.
Half the time, I still dream I live in Pinehurst.