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A Something That I Something(ed) –
StuffHowdy Sailors. Here is a watery sea that you may want to step into . . . it is a quiz – doodle – that I made for one of my clients. The most fun part for me is that there are 25 (twenty-five) different images that you can get at the end . . . so potentially – you could just keep quizing and quizing and quizing.
All right then. Here is you link.
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Strange Series of Rabbit Photos [#3]
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Hmmm . . . That Cat Is Still Hiding.
StuffRemember this morning – when I said that I had a dream about a “Cat & Mouse” story – and then was all like “I’ll totally tell you the cat story later?” Well – I don’t remember the cat story – sooooooooo . . . here is this quicky.
Usually when I call someone – like a business – or a doctor’s office – or whatever – they will answer the phone saying “Name of Business” – to which I normally reply “Hiya (or Howdy – or some other silly derivative) ‘Name of Business’. How are you doing today?”
Seven times out of ten there is just dead silence followed by aggravation. The voice that comes over the phone is filled with annoyance because they can’t believe that I have just dared to push the bubble to ask how they are doing. I mean who am I anyway?! Just some guy on the phone – thats who.
Well – today the scenario went down with the silence and then the angst and the lady on the other side of the phone said something to the effect of “Why are you calling?” – which – in turn – annoyed me . . . it is such a simple and human question “How are you doing?” – and even though I do it mostly out of habit, I also lean towards wondering how the person that I am talking to is doing – because it basically lays out how the entire conversation is going to go – and whatnot.
I replied with this quick shot “Well – two things – I was just trying to be polite and also – I was trying to set up an appointment for my car to come in – because it is leaking.”
She murmured some sort of apology and then went to setting up the appointment . . . but never said how she was doing . . . how will I ever sleep through the night tonight with such an unanswered question floating around the ether?
Oh well – hopefully – I will make it through – and also more hopefully I didn’t annoy her so much that the wheels fall of of the car on the way home (“Ask me how I’m doing . . . will he?!?”).
By the by . . . how are you chickens – out there – doing . . . just curious . . .
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How to Create/Edit Your Own Apple Mail Stationery
Stuff[Bumpercar’s note: This is a test to see what happens if I “Digg” a post that I have seen. Maybe it will work – and maybe not . . . mostly I am just curious. It is a post that should tickle your fancy – if you have Leopard – and feel like sending out HTML emails . . . wish us luck with this new style. Punching out.]
One of the new features in Leopard’s Mail is that it includes a few dozen stationery templates for you to easily choose from to jazz up your emails. For the most part these templates are just plain ole’ fashioned HTML with a tiny bit of XML.
So really the only requirements for editing or creating your own stationery is that you know a small bit of HTML. Some design skills wouldn’t hurt if you’re creating your own from scratch.
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