Time For Some Pictures!

It’s been awhile since I uploaded any pictures of the girls, so in interest of self preservation I decided that I had better upload some.

 

If you’re not sure who this is, I don’t know that I can help you. She’s on an undercover mission; or so I was lead to believe… All kidding aside, this is Cynthia and doesn’t she look fine in those uber-cool sun glasses!

 

 

 

In other news, here’s Lil’s Sam, our miracle baby and first born child. February 2nd marked her second year as our child and we are so thankful for how far she has come. Don’t for a second be fooled by that look of innocence on her face; she isn’t just one handful, she is four handfuls! Between potty training, wearing glasses, and a whole host of other things, this little one continues to keep us on the move. They are both precious, however, and we love them with all our heart!

 

 

Here’s in anticipation that you can forgive me for not having posted any pictures in awhile; hopefully, I won’t be as delinquent in the future! God Bless!

Google Documents as a Cloud-based Blogging Client

So, my last post was on the 31st of January and I am soooooo sorry! While it may have been characteristic of me in the past to be so forgetful, it will not be happening again.

So, to begin where I left off, I decided to go back and do another blog using Google documents as the blogging client. This time, however, I'm going to see how it does with an image embedded into the post.

 

I am currently using my chromebook as the platform for Google documents, so I don't have the luxury of being able to upload an image as neither the card reader or the flash drive are currently inoperable. That being said, here is my test at embedding an image into my post.

 

 

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As you can see, I have embedded an image of tux - the linux mascot.

While this may work, Google Documents will never be a viable replacement for Windows Live Writer. On top of that, this post once again had to be created using the older version of Google Documents. The new version still does not allow for posting to a blog like the older version. So, even if I wanted to be able to use GD as my blogging client, I wouldn't want to because it is so hokey.

 

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