i'm still confused about postagram. i have not figured out how to navigate to that page; would you please leave me a few breadcrumbs? if they didn't have such a great iPhone app, their information architecture would have scared me away long ago.
thanks for the HK army via postagram that arrived today, just when i needed reinforcements in cute-ness. i sent a postagram of a pre-smart phone photo by emailing it to myself and saving it on my phone. now - how do i create one directly on my computer without such nonsense?!! i know, you aren't their cs person...
Exactly the same Big Woods. This area is rotten with Laura Engels Wilder museums and trails and reproductions. It seems to be the only reference point of American history around here for tourists - never mind the large American Indian population, the milling industry, railroads, logging, dairy farming (and the largest butter factory in the world) - many food-based. Caddie Woodlawn is good too - and probably at your local library.
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hi rachel,
i'm still confused about postagram. i have not figured out how to navigate to that page; would you please leave me a few breadcrumbs? if they didn't have such a great iPhone app, their information architecture would have scared me away long ago.
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btw, the stamp to scan is new since the last postagram i received. that's why i was confused. i scanned yours.
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hi rachel,
thanks for the HK army via postagram that arrived today, just when i needed reinforcements in cute-ness. i sent a postagram of a pre-smart phone photo by emailing it to myself and saving it on my phone. now - how do i create one directly on my computer without such nonsense?!! i know, you aren't their cs person...
yours,
meredith
okay then - the next book to read is Sherman Alexie: The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian. It's a modern book and excellent. About Indians.
You have some beautiful pups. I've been wanting a chi for awhile now!!
Exactly the same Big Woods. This area is rotten with Laura Engels Wilder museums and trails and reproductions. It seems to be the only reference point of American history around here for tourists - never mind the large American Indian population, the milling industry, railroads, logging, dairy farming (and the largest butter factory in the world) - many food-based. Caddie Woodlawn is good too - and probably at your local library.
Thank you for the extra envie of goodies! I love the stickers esp. :) Updated your rating, thank you again!
Heyhey! I think this group could match with your interests in becoming a Sailor Scout! (:
Thanks for the awesome ilk sticker flake tag! :) you always put a lot of thought an effort into every swap I get from you, thanks for being awesome!