March 31st, 2018 — 11:15am
With the renewed interest of some of the younger people here, we are going around, checking the viability of some of the Famous Grazing blogs.
This is one of three WordPress blogs we have up.
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October 31st, 2017 — 7:40pm
We obviously have been totally neglectful bloging. Serious illness has kept us from doing much more than visiting the doctors.
However, while I was sitting around during treatment, I discovered the Vivaldi Browser. The have added bloging to their list of features. https://sgtret.vivaldi.net is the newest Grazing blog. It took me around 15 minutes to set it up with their built in dashboard.
To create your own sign up at https://www.vivaldi.net
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February 2nd, 2016 — 6:31pm
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September 16th, 2015 — 11:04am
Of all of the grazed blogs, you’d think this would be one I’d update on a regular basis. It is so easy to access with the WordPress online access. The problem seems to be I only think of it, like today, when WordPress is kind enough to let me know they’ve upgraded the software supporting this blog.
I feel like a negligent parent.
The Cancer Thing is still going on but, like many ‘cards’, I should reserve that excuse for more important things. This is pure negligence on my part.
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April 28th, 2015 — 6:00am
And updated the Theme we use as well.
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August 8th, 2014 — 6:01pm
The latest tests have been promising. My scans have been cut back to every 90 days.
Each time I go in for a test the anxiety level seems to get worse because I convince myself this is the test that’s going to show it’s all gone suddenly to four.
I doubt there’s wood anywhere in Boston I haven’t knocked on.
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April 21st, 2014 — 9:51pm
The Grand Budapest Hotel motion picture is a work of art. There wasn’t a dull moment in the entire film.
It grabbed me with the town name of Zubrowk, my favorite vodka. It never let me go.
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April 4th, 2013 — 8:57pm
Through the magic of Twitter @DanielSharkov brought his blog REVIEWS ‘N” TIPS to our attention.
We want to compliment him here on the timeliness of his clearly written pieces on the joy and science of blogging.
In just a few pages he went from technical to social lists. (We are suckers for lists.)
We were drawn with the lead article about reasons to get of social media for a few days and were hooked with
8 Things You Can Do to Improve Your Sidebar’s Effectiveness .
If you read the Famous Grazing blogs you have an interest in the mechanics of blogging. Mr. Sharkov’s site is worth a visit, a browse and probably a subscription.
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March 3rd, 2013 — 9:11am
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In a day and a half over half a million people have watched this talk, at the TED website and on YouTube.
I am so proud of her.
The Art of Asking
Neil Gaiman
Sun, 03 Mar 2013 10:59:00 GMT
Above is the beginning of Neil Gaiman’s latest blog entry. I have great empathy for him because I am as well very proud of my wife in the good work that she does in supporting children and the families of children with special learning needs.
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February 8th, 2013 — 3:39pm
So far this well touted blizzard has been very well mannered. Two PM was its scheduled time.
I find seeing questions on the various weather related sites as to the “scheduled” time for this natural phenomenon to arrive.
We are so attuned to seeing the world through the eyes of one lens or another, and there are SO many more lenses out there of late, that we have come to see the world as a scheduled event.
The close-by passage of an asteroid in the very near future is being posted with the times it will be visible with hand held magnification.
It takes away a little of the wonder, a little of the mystery of the world. Consider the mythology that would be written if our less electronically connected ancestors looked up and saw a rock flying really close to the earth. Now our reference point is it will pass inside not only the orbit of the moon but inside the orbit of communications satellites.
The glad tidings reported is that it isn’t “scheduled” to hit either the earth, the moon, and most important, any communications satellite. And we go about our business sure in the veracity of that information.
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