During my constant pursuit of minimalism, I have decided to return these records to their original owner Tim. Just another small part in some of the item ownership reassignment I have been doing lately.
But before I parted with them, I needed to photograph them.
The remainder of the Vinyl Series:
My fear is that I will become too much of a minimalist. I guess I have to take that risk.
A couple pictures of me looking adorable (as I do) in this collection:
Elainie joined the Navy recently. Here are a few fairly cruddy cell phone pictures of the blessed event:
These images come from the following folder:
Backup/My Pictures/Places/State Fair 2005/Cultural Center
These pictures were taken on August 21, 2005.
Next week’s folder will be:
Backup/My Pictures/Places/State Fair 2005/KCCI
This is an idea that I might have to revisit in the future.
The remainder of the Lurking Everywhere Series:
Included in this collection is a picture of Buffy. Our dog that was brutally murdered by an evil neighbor.
This week’s images came from the following folder:
Backup/My Pictures/Places/State Fair 2005/Capitol
These pictures were taken on August 19, 2005 and August 21, 2005.
Next week’s folder will be:
Backup/My Pictures/Places/State Fair 2005/Cultural Center
I found this thing of interest in my bedroom closet during a recent cleaning and downsizing and possession redistribution attack.
Can you figure out what it is?
The rest of the Expired Series:
This mystery item has since hit the trash.
More of Carla’s birthday party AND photographic evidence that we owned a “flying lawnmower” when I was a child. Also photographic evidence that I mowed the lawn when I was a child.
Sadly, the flying lawnmower went kaput and we could never find anybody that could fix it. I assume this technology was soon bought out and hidden away by an evil multi-national corporation.
Pixlr Express is the best photo editing phone app I’ve come across to date. It has way more functionality than I could ever show examples for, so I’ll just show some screen captures to show how much functionality it has:
“Effects” are basically what every other app calls filters. What you can’t tell in this screen shot is that each of the options just opens up a bunch other options. At least 10 per option.
Once again, each of the overlay options is just a category of at least 10 more options. There are at least 10 different types of Fireworks overlays. Some of these overlays are pretty worthless, but it is nice have so many options.
Not pictures is the Borders menu. Once again, there are tons and tons of border options.
Once again, I wouldn’t have much use adding text to images, but it is nice that again there are a ton of different text options.
Stickers is a function I wouldn’t have any use for, but if it is the type of thing you are into, there are literally over a hundred different options.
In the end, you can come up with an image such as this:
This is a phone app that has more functionality than many desktop programs. Almost every function has options as well. All the filter effects can be faded, for example.
