I’m Showing Off Again
I’m showing yet another GSU Professor about blogging with Wordpress. There are lots of educators building portfolios with Wordpress. Cool!
1/21/2010 at 12:24 pm Comments (0)
I’m showing yet another GSU Professor about blogging with Wordpress. There are lots of educators building portfolios with Wordpress. Cool!

Atlanta and North Georgia has just enough snow/slush on the roads, and falling temps, that many schools are closed tomorrow and other places opening late. It make sense, really – it means roads will be unpredictably icy in the morning and there’s little sand/salt/gravel to make things passable.
Which means I’m sleeping in a bit tomorrow morning, and going downtown to work a little later than usual. [happy sigh]
It’s rude for old ‘friends’ to include you on their ideological email blasts when they know you’re not in agreement with them. The temptation to complain, refute, or ridicule is hard to resist and eats up a lot of energy. It’s better to rant a bit here than reply one of those ways, which, as they say, only pleases the pig while getting you filthy.
Southbound Platform, Sandy Springs MARTA Station, 8:09 a.m.
My second show in a week—last Wednesday, the Australian Pink Floyd Show, good and LOUD. Tonight, Leonard Cohen, intense and pleasurable in different ways. More than a poetry reading with a really tight band and less than a rock concert…. I can see why this tour is garnering raves. The first pic is from early in the show; the second is from “Suzanne” early in the second set.
The stills are from 2008, the videos from 2009.
Waiting in the snow for a table at Lucile’s, a very popular brunch spot, these small details caught my eye.
Wandered in to this used bookstore, Red Letter Books, on Pearl Street, on the way back to our hotel. Wonderful. Shelves of books to explore, and songs playing by Tony Bennett, import versions of the Rolling Stones, and now the first cuts from Layla & Other Assorted Love Songs. Sweet music to these ears. I love used book stores.
Jumpin cats. Obama won the Nobel Peace Prize.?!
While flying and blogging, Roy Buchanan is making my headphones smoke. Trying not to alarm the other passengers, but it’s difficult.
On my way to Boulder, where Ellen gets some well-deserved recognition for her work and I get to hang out in a nice mountain town during the day and be arm candy at night. Oh, the life.
This photo is from seat 15E on AirTran 301, just a few minutes ago. You’re seeing it thanks to a free wifi coupon. I ran down the battery on my laptop blogging some overdue stuff at dvforteachers.com, and now I’m online with my phone. Again—oh, the life.