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2 weeks ago
in Picnik: Picture Perfect Photo Editing For Parents on Building Camelot
I may be good enough at Photoshop to raise ethical concerns, but I'm not going to fire up a bloated app just to crop and/or resize a photo. Thanks for sharing.
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buildingcamelot
Very true Elliott. I use Paint.net on my work PC but even it takes too long to load up and I can just go to Picnik and do much more editing in far less time
10 months ago
in Has Facebook and Twitter Replaced Nightly Television Viewing? on Daddy's Toolbox
The internet looks, smells, and feels different, but we use it for the same purposes we did 15 years ago. With expanded functionality, it has been a joy to watch the evolution of it.
I ruled the world from a UNIX shell command line in college, and now I feel like just another Facebook profile.
I ruled the world from a UNIX shell command line in college, and now I feel like just another Facebook profile.
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Tinch
thanks man! enjoy the comments!
11 months ago
in Why Can’t I Relax? on Daddy's Toolbox
Wow! Wasn't expecting that after I hit "Continue Reading." It hit me like a ton of bricks, but it didn't bring me down. I admire the strength it takes to publicly express yourself and your feelings like that.
Sometimes I stress out. Sometimes I can let it go. Kids are pretty durable. My daughter is nearing her first birthday, so learning to walk is high on her list. I used to cringe when I saw her come crashing down on the hardwood floor, knees first. I know if my knees met the floor like that, I'd be in pretty bad shape. But she's OK. She gets right back up and tries again.
Sometimes I stress out. Sometimes I can let it go. Kids are pretty durable. My daughter is nearing her first birthday, so learning to walk is high on her list. I used to cringe when I saw her come crashing down on the hardwood floor, knees first. I know if my knees met the floor like that, I'd be in pretty bad shape. But she's OK. She gets right back up and tries again.
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Tinch
Thanks! Yes, it felt good to publicly share my story of my sister.
As for kids, I do agree that they are durable, especially when they are
young -- like 1-3 yrs old. My daughter who will be two in August loves
to jump up and down. One time she
ANd speaking of durable, last weekend I was out running errands and my
little girl was trying to pet our cat on the kitchen chair. It's wooded,
the back has rungs, and her little hand and arm got stuck and she pulled
the chair down on top of her. It smacked her on the forehead and ended
up landing on her neck. My wife freaked because she started to choke.
I would have done the same. But you know what?? My daughter NEVER got a
bruise that lasted more than a few hours! No bump. No nothing. Can you
say, "Brickhouse! She's mighty mighty!!"
As for kids, I do agree that they are durable, especially when they are
young -- like 1-3 yrs old. My daughter who will be two in August loves
to jump up and down. One time she
ANd speaking of durable, last weekend I was out running errands and my
little girl was trying to pet our cat on the kitchen chair. It's wooded,
the back has rungs, and her little hand and arm got stuck and she pulled
the chair down on top of her. It smacked her on the forehead and ended
up landing on her neck. My wife freaked because she started to choke.
I would have done the same. But you know what?? My daughter NEVER got a
bruise that lasted more than a few hours! No bump. No nothing. Can you
say, "Brickhouse! She's mighty mighty!!"
