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How lovely and creative!
I spotted a few of my favorites.
HELLO JULIE ANDREWS. :-)
Who can you see?
Sunny Side Up!,
Krista
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- Krista
- my tastes are eclectic, to say the least. I love the 40s and 50s, pre-code Hollywood, Broadway, crooners and songbirds, day dressses and red lips and nails; everything Grandma misses, I prefer. Lucille Desiree Ball has saved me from the throngs of death. She's constantly on my television and in my heart. I would love to get to know as many of you incredible people as I can. I've been an incessant blog reader/lurker for awhile now but, expect that to change dramatically as I allow my thoughts and opinions to pour forth without inhibitions on this, my baby blog, and in comments throughout the blogosphere. I hope you won't mind. :-) If any of you might like to get to know me better; if I spark your interest, or you perhaps, find me endearing (!!, please feel free to take a look at and friend request my personal MySpace or, if you prefer, my Twitter .
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Hmmm ... what happened? I am pretty sure that yesterday this was a video.
I wrote some morphing software back in 1994 for one of my comp. sci. classes. It was a ctually a pretty tricky thing to do. Sadly, my prof. wasn't impressed, he was much more gaga over someone who had coded up a fractal. sigh. I had studied fractals over the past 6 years or so, so they were nothing new to me.
A fractal is just a mathematical equation – kind of like plotting a sine curve ... ooh! aah!
Yes. I am still cheesed off that Mr. Fractal got a better mark than I did on the assignment. Notwithstanding mine was more technically challenging.
So what is life's little lesson? It doesn't matter if what you do is hard or easy. People only rate you on the perception. So choose something easy and get rewarded for it. Save the difficult / stressful / high skill things for your own personal fulfillment.
(Another way of looking at it is like this: I could spend hours trying to find the right birthday card for someone. I now can do it in a few minutes, because as long as it is good enough, the odds are they won't notice it wasn't perfect.).
End rant tangent.
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