I have an idea.... actually several ideas. Whenever I make a blanket statement about what I'm going to do it gradually fades, or to put it more positively- evolves, into something else. So no, there will be no rash statement about posting a picture a day, or promises to blog every day or keep a diary of my life etc. After resurrecting my long lost Blogger password and username from the long buried secret paper filled with the myriad of passwords that accompany my cyberlife I am ready to blog.
Photography occupies a big chunk of my time and mental doodling. So here's few from this week. hmmmmm...... Now to remember how to upload images. Do I need to change the size and dpi as on flickr. I'm not sure. I'll try it both ways and see what happens.
Fabricadabra
About Me
- Lori B
- Okanagan Valley, British Columbia, Canada
- My blog is a coping strategy for my poor memory. I began the City and Guilds Patchwork and Quilting Certificate, 79-2203, on-line in May 2007, with the Kemshalls at Design Matters. I really want to remember the details of the course and see the emergence, progress and development of my fabric explorations and expressions.
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