After a rather disconcertingly turbulent direct flight home, I’ve spent my day basically relaxing and getting caught up to my normal routine, so I haven’t had a chance to get on the site and blog. More time has been spent deleting useless content and ditching those stupid bot-created user accounts. Does anyone else get those out there in Rochester blogging land? Is this strictly a WordPress thing, or do other platforms have the same woes? Anyone who can answer that, please do!
In any event, I’ve not had a chance to thank Sayhar for keeping the blog fresh for the last few days. I loved reading the posts he graced the site with on those few occasions when I got to a computer whilst enjoying the 90+ weather in Florida. Thank you very much, Sayhar! And thanks to RochesterTurning for the temporary use of your brain-trust!
We’re celebrating our first year together, and this vacation was awesome, spending an entire four days at the Don Cesar in St. Petersburg, Fl. We did a bunch of things and ate way too much. Frequent visitors of this site will not be at all surprised to find I’ve got a ton of pictures to go through. 560 images, to be exact. I’ll be getting into them in more detail soon, posting the results to Flickr, but for now, here is a teaser from our sailing excursion on Tampa Bay for an anniversary treat:
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What a beautiful skyscape!
Isn’t that amazing? My dad always taught me: sometimes, the difference between a good photographer and a great photographer is who brought more film. That’s definitely the case with a lot of the shots taken on this vacation!
Thanks!
I think you have done a wonderful job with the WordPress software, as I could not figure out how to modify it, and could not find “instructions” that I could understand or follow using the access I currently have – it was set up for me and looks terrible on my website (which will be changed soon) – I am constantly getting stuff that is Spam, on my “blog/website” mostly with Italian language and website email addresses, according to one security site it is actually coming from Germany, the Italian is to throw off the investigators. I set it up to require approval, for feedback, no actual feedback ever shows up, I delete it all. I also get lots of similar spam and sign-ups in MySpace, Yahoo Groups, and some other “Social Networking” sites, some of which were actually setup by spammers to gather email addresses and other information – according to some site feedback I have found. I enjoy your writing style, have been reading your blog for a few weeks now, including some of the older posts. Politically, I sometimes agree with your comments. I also have a Flickr account, under the name stalemate, I have put some photos of Rochester on there too. I will have to explore your site a bit more to see all it has to offer. – JG
Thanks for having me: It was my pleasure to help.