Christine is an Avenger of Sexiness. Her Superpower is helping Hot Mamas grow their Confidence by rediscovering their Beauty. She lives in the Heights in Houston, Texas, works as a boudoir photographer, and writes about running a Business of Awesome. In her spare time, she loves to knit, especially when she travels. She & her husband Mike have a food blog at Spoon & Knife.
Flickring Families offers great tips for using Flickr for keeping in touch with your family. Now that I think about it, I need to go back and revise some tags on my own photos, so other family members can find them easier. (They may not know “bigpinkcookie” but they should be able to do a tag search for my last name and find me that way.)
Speaking of Flickr, it is having a massage right now, otherwise I would be uploading more London photos. Hopefully I will be able to do that later today.
I thought I was a knitting machine. Then I saw this – the REAL Knitting Machine. Just how hysterical is that? Has anyone in the North Adams, MA area gone to see it?
Just think of all the yarn!
[First seen at Core77.com with photos, thanks to a link sent to me by Katie.]
I found the comment moderation problem on my site – there was an individual letter “l” in my moderation list, and also “DONT HAVE ONE” – with spaces – in my moderation list. I figure one or both of those was causing the problem, although most likely it was the fact that there were spaces in my list that was throwing it off.
Meanwhile, I’m dealing with MT blog issues for clients. In case you are out of the loop – no matter who you host with – if you are getting 500 errors on your MT blog suddenly, and your host uses cPanel, there was an automatic cPanel update that caused a change on servers all over the place that in turn broke MT blogs. The solution was to downgrade the servers (which we have done), but there are issues with doing that also. We’ll all be keeping an eye on this one…
The first part of my London, Day 2 are now online at Flickr. I’ve got more to add, and I’ll update here when they are ready.
Once again, WordPress has decided that *all* of the comments I receive should be put into moderation. I double checked the settings – nothing has changed – but that is where they are going.
*shaking my fist at the computer*
So if you comment and you don’t see it right away – don’t worry. I’ll approve it as soon as I can. Well, as long as you’re not promoting the p0k3r or the pr0n in my comments.