Silly Stuff
Are You Having One of Those Stressful Days?
May/21/2008
If you are
. . . I thought you might enjoy seeing the
stress-reduction remedy that my Marketing Workshop
buddy Mark Weber supplied to me. To make use of it,
just follow the directions:
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Snack Time With Charlie
April/25/2008
Need a Good Laugh?
March/04/2008
Carol Andrews
passed a great link on to me under the heading "Your
Screen Looks Dirty: Use this!"
Click here and enjoy!
Click here and enjoy!
Meet Another Duck Buddy . . .
August/10/2007
I enjoyed the
Peabody Hotel's ducks so much that they made me think
about another duck friend of mine. You can find him
on a wonderful web-based cartoon strip series called
"What the Duck" at whattheduck.net. "What" is the
creation of artist Aaron Johnson who writes about
and draws a struggling professional photographer
who happens to be a duck. I've become addicted to
What's very familiar situations. There are lots of
fun things to look at on the WTD site. When you
click on the home page, check out the
merchandise (cute), then go to the strip archives
to see lots of great episodes, such as the one
below.
Before you sign off, make sure that you click on the home page link entitled "WTD TV" (upper right corner). PLEASE DON'T MISS THIS ANIMATED GEM. Every photographer who has ever photographed a holy terror child will love this one. There's even a free download for your iPod/iPhone. What's particularly amusing to me is that the child's voice sounds exactly like my grandson when he was around two and going through the mini-tantrum stage. Thanks to What, I'll never forget Lucas at that age.
Before you sign off, make sure that you click on the home page link entitled "WTD TV" (upper right corner). PLEASE DON'T MISS THIS ANIMATED GEM. Every photographer who has ever photographed a holy terror child will love this one. There's even a free download for your iPod/iPhone. What's particularly amusing to me is that the child's voice sounds exactly like my grandson when he was around two and going through the mini-tantrum stage. Thanks to What, I'll never forget Lucas at that age.
