Luncheon Crowd

This is a group shot from a recent weekday luncheon. Don't these people have to work? I couldn't make it, but received I a picture message on my cell phone with the subject line: "This is your wife" or something to that effect.

My first reaction was, "This must be some kind of new phone message spam or virus". I was very suspicious, but when I opened the message, I saw a picture from the lunch crowd! It was Denise sending me pictures from the lucheon!

So, do you recognize these folks?

It's great to have these informal alumni gatherings. We don't have to wait for another formal event to keep in touch.

--Warren T.

Small Changes Made to Our Blog's Formatting

Hi Folks,

I finally had some time last night to make the small changes to our blog template that I mentioned in a previous post.

The new template removes the width restriction, so more information can be seen in a single page.

Comments are now be displayed "in line" on the main page when you click the "Comments" link.

Speaking of comments, you should try posting a comment or two just to get the hang of it. This is how readers and article writers interact on a blog.

--Warren T.

Go Ahead, Jump In!

Hi,

All you folks who registered to contribute to this blog should feel free to jump right in and begin posting stuff.

I will be uploading a new template to this blog in the next few days. The new template will make some minor tweaks to the appearance (hopefully for the better).

Meanwhile, go ahead, try it. It's fun.

To create a post, log in on Blogger.com. Once you log in, you should see a link to this blog. Click on the link to get to the editing screen, where you will see a button for "Create a New Post". You should be able to figure it out from there. You can also upload photos using Blogger.com's built in picture uploader. While in Create mode, click on the picture icon on the toolbar to start the picture upload process. I recommend that your uploaded pictures be size limited to no larger than 800 pixels on the long side, and compressed to less than 150k in file size. Let me know if you have any questions, or you can just browse Blogger.com's help screens.

Regards,

Warren T.