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Tuesday, May 13, 2008
Thursday, January 3, 2008
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jet exhaust clouds The Undulant Trees AOL/AIM OpenID Busy day yesterday, both on this computer and out in Springfield. Most of my online time was spent reading and watching. Still trying to figure out how to deal with several software programs. May try to learn about making and posting videos. Do have some photos of clouds I intend to share. Today the sky is clear// and all the clouds are jet exhaust ones. Took 4 photos of them through my bedroom window. Each of two of those caught a jet. Won't know for some while how they turned out. Went to archives to count what's in The Undulant Trees, a not yet complete book/ of mostly poems only incidentally about trees. In 34 entries are 88 objects: 1 ditty, 5 muttobs, and 82 poems. How many objects this book will contain when I sense it is complete is-- to me at least--an unknown. Given the variousness of what I am/ putting in it, its title is more metaphorical than descriptive. 9:15 PM - May have made my first AOL/AIM OpenID comment. Encountered the blog which is using Open ID last night. Tried to make a comment as I usually do, using my Blogger account. Did not seem to work, though the blog owner could have decided he did not want to allow it. Spent many minutes learning about yo Open ID, but never was quite able to understand it. That is why I went to give it another try. The process is fairly simple, but is more involved than the usual method. Anyway, the message stating that "your comment has been saved" did show tonight. - Brian A. J. Salchert