Would anyone share his thoughts about photo hosting sites? I am currently enamored with picasaweb for its easy tagging capabilities (cool technology that groups like faces together to tag several pictures at once), but I'm still "shopping around" and weighing the pros and cons.
Any others sites I ought to consider? Pros/cons? Thanks.
I like Flickr. It has several easy ways to upload pics, auto-sizes for you, and you can easily make certain sets and single pictures private or public. I have not used Picasa for the web, though I usually love anything made by Google.
"[A] high viscosity magma will create a tall volcano, because it cannot spread fast enough; low viscosity lava will create a shield volcano, which is large and wide." -from the Wikipedia page on Viscosity. Apparently you've got some high-viscosity magma in the neighborhood!
If there is a possibility you guys will be getting into Livingston before dark on Dec 6, oh, please, please let us know, as it looks like you arrive the night before we begin our travels in Texas.
However, some of these photos are not my favorites... for various matters of personal pride...
(nobody was ever supposed to know about the ankle socks, my childrens' behaviour on the front row, etc...!!)
Hey! Didn't know you were on here. Sadly, my book-binging days are over. It's the library for me, unless some kind in-law gives me a Barnes & Noble gift card. How's life in Guatemala treating you?
Hey that's an excellent argument on that point. You might throw in John 14:2 with that as well--"if it were not so, I would have told you". I'm sure you'll have another chance with the testigos.
This is the first joke that actually stuck with me in Spanish.
Jerónimo: ¿Qué pasa cuando se tira un pato en el lago?
David: Hmm...ahh...no sé, hermano.
Jerónimo: Nada.
Translation Update: A joke is never as funny when you have to explain it...but maybe it wasn't funny in the first place. Here is translation for those still pondering.
Jerónimo: What happens when you throw a duck a lake?
David: Hmm...ahh...I don't know brother.
Jerónimo: Nothing (alternate translation of "nada": It swims.)
Well, I didn't get the joke, but I surely enjoyed your visit. And I'm still laughing about your longanizas. You should hear about some of your uncle Dave's... Your wife will never let you live it down and your aunt won't either.
OOOH! I was telling this joke to people in English, then asking them, "do you understand how this is a joke?? I can't figure it out!" I see the double meaning now. That's much funnier :)
