another “badge” from Fb

January 7th, 2010 Julie Posted in Uncategorized | No Comments »

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Goodbye Lil Dude

December 23rd, 2009 Julie Posted in Uncategorized | No Comments »

Errol - the happiest person in the room


Piedmont Communities

October 29th, 2009 Julie Posted in community, interweb | No Comments »

Andy’s Presentation
- how to embed google docs?


Snuffy Follows Owen Down the Slide

April 13th, 2009 Julie Posted in dogs, family, goofy | 1 Comment »


Snuffy the Wonderdog

March 26th, 2009 Julie Posted in community, dogs | No Comments »

Snuffy the Wonderdog

Delivers more smiles per hour than any human can!!


Which is dumber, the policy or the sign?

February 18th, 2009 Julie Posted in goofy, vehicular transport | No Comments »

NO KISSING

Apparently only the hetero fifties-style couples have been banned from kissing at Warrington Bank Quay Station, because it holds up commuters.


It’s a filthy habit . . .

February 15th, 2009 Julie Posted in RT | 2 Comments »

Artie having a smoke

But doesn’t he look smooth, like a good smoker should?


Gotta spawn the feed

January 20th, 2009 Julie Posted in interweb | No Comments »

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Christmas is Merry After All!!

December 24th, 2008 Julie Posted in vehicular transport | No Comments »

Car trouble is no fun, especially when your regular friendly independent mechanic cannot fix the problem, and it has to be taken to the dealer. Ugh. Being a one-car family, it’s quite a hassle to be car-free. But I got lucky today and Flow VW gave me a loaner!! So this is what I’m driving for Christmas  :)


Chaperone

December 16th, 2008 Julie Posted in technology | No Comments »

Shopping for a cell phone is getting really scary - there are SO many features and apps to keep spending money on, it’s gotta be a large chunk of business. The latest feature from Verizon is an electronic leash! “Chaperone” uses the GPS capabilities of newer phones to maintain a locator system that the parent can manage from a web browser, and receive notifications when the child enters or leaves a designated area. $9.99 a month seems reasonable, but it’s unclear whether that’s one charge for each phone or the whole family. “Chaperone only works as intended for your family when the phone is powered on” - what teenager wouldn’t accidentally turn it off when leaving the designated area?!