November 17th, 2006
I put together a set of photos on Flickr of some of my adventures in Paris and Brussels last month. For various reasons, as you may recall, I didn’t have my digital camera on this trip. But a couple people kindly sent me shots they’d taken, and I just added some more that I took with a disposable camera. I wish the Flickr slideshow mode would display the photo captions, but I can’t seem to find a way to make that happen.
Oh! Duh. I figured it out. Just click on a photo in the slide show, and you’ll get a slightly smaller version plus the caption. Then you can forward the pix manually, and continue reading their captions.
November 13th, 2006
Here’s th’ latest. But don’t expect to find anything about the election in it–I had to write this a couple weeks ago. Read the rest of this entry »
November 10th, 2006
Katie here. I hope you enjoyed the ’80’s pictures. I’ve got some Chucks lined up in place of the shoes pictured below.
Here’s a comment written by ‘NLC’ from the last post that I would like to highlight: If you live in VT, tune in to Alison on Vermont Public Television!
Public Television Interview with Alison Bechdel
Host Fran Stoddard will interview cartoonist Alison Bechdel on the show Profile on Vermont Public Television this month. Bechdel is the creator of Dykes to Watch Out For comic strip that OITM runs each month, and wrote the graphic novel Fun Home that was published earlier this year.
The Profile interview with Bechdel will air twice: From 7:30-8 pm on Monday, November 20, and from 1:30-2 pm on Sunday, November 26.
http://www.vpt.org/tvscheds/daily.html?action=showinfo&SeriesID=11000
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Also, a quick note to everyone who’s part of the conversation on this blog: sometimes our spamfilters pick up legitimate comments along with the goodness-knows-what of spam. This can cause a delay from when you post and when I find your comment caught in our spamfilter. Comments posted anonymously might not come through, and you might be filtered inadvertently if you post a link with no text or with text that advises “check out this link”. It doesn’t seem to like some names, either- I couldn’t claim to understand all of the algorithms that go into writing a spamfilter, but these are a few quick tips to avoid being mistaken for spam.
