Showing posts with label blog. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blog. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 23, 2009

Hmmm - the problem with trying to blend blogs and docs.....

The problem with blogs is that they are great for web stuff, e.g. pictures and text, but sometimes embedding things that were designed for other environments gets complicated.

Apart from any error messages about documents not being found (in previous post) the major problem is that the right hand side of the embedded document gets overlayed by the bar at the side. This is not quite what we were aiming for and means that a big chunk of the embedded iframe is not visible.

I may have to revert to something more complicated.....

Wednesday, March 05, 2008

Owl learning to fly (and beyond)

One of the side effects of my wife being into scrapbooking and crafts is that I have joined ukscrappers just so that I can log in and show off her work to people.
Whilst on there I sometimes dip into the help forum to se if my limited knowledge can be of use.

From a signature in a question I found this blog
Owl learning to fly
and from thence to

FaithScrappers UK
which looks interesting - although I think they may be rather short sighted in thinking that only women would be interested in their retreats.

Friday, February 15, 2008

Over the hedge and across the pond

My wife has succumbed to being "pushed" (not by me) into setting up a blog.

Over the hedge and across the pond

Have fun reading it :)

Monday, November 19, 2007

Are You Ready?

I was reading the blog written by my mother-in-law about the events in the year and found a link to a blog by my father-in-law.
It is a useful source of vital information.

Are You Ready?

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Sunday, April 02, 2006

a sideways glance

Something my wife found. (deep breath) This is a blog by the pastor of the church that my wife's manager goes to. It is interesting reading. I also found it interesting to see that he enjoyed some of the same films and books as I do, to whit "Neuoromancer" by William Gibson on the book side with "Donny Darko" and "Fargo" in the cinematic category.

I also enjoyed that his synopsis of himself is so short and nicely structured. I cannot quite put my finger on why I like it but here it is...

a sideways glance: "I'm a passionate follower of Jesus. I'm a husband and a dad. I pastor a church in a London suburb. I'm the author of Why Bother with Church?"