Or, apparently, in a tree. Or here. He really is everywhere!
Yahoo is now giving unlimited space for photo storage. I haven’t been actively using my storage space there, because it’s problematic for non-Yahoo users to access, and, they used to have a 20mb storage limit. Twenty megabytes? It is for to laugh!
When I started blogging, I used Hello (a Google-Picasa tie-in), then Flickr. Now, I use a combination of Flickr, my own web space, and Blogger’s photo storage. I’d totally forgotten about my Yahoo space until I got a courtesy reminder from them, telling me that if I did not access my photos at least once every six months, they would delete them. I took a quick look, just to make sure there wasn’t anything important stored there (nope), and saw this photo. The quality is crappy, and I have no idea when it was taken–at least a couple of years ago, I think–but it’s a typical “grazing cow dog” photo, so I thought I’d post it here. Harriet does like her fresh greens!
In other animal news, Rory has yet another UTI. There was a tiny amount of blood in his urine this morning, so I made an appointment to have him seen first thing tomorrow. I know he can’t be comfortable, and he really ought to be seen today, but I can’t face taking another animal back to the old vet. I managed to find another vet who is taking new clients (not as easy as one might think!), but they can’t see him until tomorrow morning.
On the bright side, I got more information and assistance, just from one phone call, than I ever got from the old vet’s office. I’m optimistic, both about the quality of care and the possibility that we may be able to finally get Rory’s crystal problem under control. Another plus is that they don’t usually keep animals overnight. They’re not staffed at night (most regular vets are not), and they feel that animals will be better off at home, where they have supervision and will be more comfortable. I tend to agree.
Today’s cool website contains a collection of black and white photographs, taken from long lost film found in old cameras.
And now, let’s have some fun with searching. The following are search strings used to arrive at either my website or blog:
- tacky religious art
- christian sationery
- dog with a blue tongue
- marble catholic sculptures
- sleeping in curlers
- scintillating scotoma (this one pops up about once or twice a month)
- puggles (almost a daily occurrence)
- unbleached waxed bag
- silly shelly blog (well, duh!)
- cigarette burns on children (another that pops up once or twice a month)
- paris hilton porn
- acupuncture mannequin
red paper boat 