Ann from afghans for Afghans asked me this:
Do you know anyone who is good with Movable Type? We need a volunteer to help us design a companion site using Movable Type. They would need some artistic flair in addition to knowing the software.
So… any of you up to this? They are an awesome organization (I did the Blogathon for them) and it would be great for them to get a blog-type setup in place.
I put this up last night at Jon’s insistence. I didn’t really want to do it but some Minnesota readers from Hancock and Halstad showed up on my site meter and I wanted to make some things clear so that I don’t have to re-password the site. Do me a favor and read it through, especially if you’re a first time surfer. As for the Minnesota people, I IP-banned them for the time being — I asked them to ID themselves and they didn’t. I don’t mind lurkers all that much, except when said lurkers do stupid things that affect me.
I tend to not be all that much of a tea person (my husband Jon however is another story) but I do think that any tea company with a tea blog is REALLY cool. I checked out their tea selection and the teas I’d probably be ordering if it was my choice are the Masala Chai (I’m a fan of South Asian food and got hooked on chai after a friend who was a missionary in India made it for me) and the Apricot Peach Fruit tea.
Their teaware is also lovely.
Happy birthday to my very supercool friend/webgeek/duckie goddess Krissy! Congrats chica! You’ve now joined the Quarter Century Club!
One blog I surfed to today had pictures of a crematorium as their Halloween entry. Sorry… I could have lived my life without seeing those pics…