I found a fun website from http://delicious.com/. It's: http://www.yearbookyourself.com/

You can upload a photo of yourself and then scroll through "the ages" with different hair styles, clothing styles and activities. It could definitely be a great blast from the past!

It's been quite a while since I have last posted! I better get on the ball.
I played with my LibraryThing web page. I found the site to be a bit busy for me. I will have to play with it more. I prefer Goodreads as a site to express my love of books and to see what my friend enjoy reading.

Today I played with the heart image generator. I love that you can play with the colors. I also played with the badge maker, word generators and piZap! PiZap was a lot of fun, it allowed me to "modify" a previously modified picture. :)

My Flickr experience

I played with Flickr today. I did some of the third party sites. I Warholized my son, played with the motivational posters and the movie poster. I had a lot of fun with the Warholizing, but I did notice that only certain pictures look decent with this program.

So I am learning how to post pictures in my blog, how fun!!
This is Olivia!

She is about 2 1/2 months in this picture.

I am going to learn about Flickr today. Hopefully it will come in handy with friends that like to keep up on how our kids our growing.

My little man! He is sound asleep with his favorite character, Curious George! As you can tell he is a George fanatic. George books, curtains and pillow cases. The only thing that would have made this picture more perfect, is the bright orange George shirt he has. :)

7 1/2 habits of life long learners

So I am to decide which habit is the easiest for me and which is the hardest.
I found some parts of all of these habits easy at first but harder to stick with as time goes on.

So I would have to say the hardest for me would be the very first goal, "Begin with the end in mind". I don't always look at the big picture and that could get me into some trouble. Sometimes I like to think that just getting to the next step is good enough.

The easiest habit for me would be, "View problems as challenges." It doesn't seem like such a looming task when it's a challenge. It almost seems more like a"game" when the problem presents it's self and I think of it as a challenge.

So let the learning begin....