It’s 2014. Can you believe it? I can tell you this year is going to be quite the whirlwind for me and my family. I can feel it and there are plenty of signs to confirm this notion.
What am I thankful for? I’m thankful for WordPress. It’s allowed me to support my family for the past year.
Keep it up!
It’s been awhile since I’ve visited this site. Good place to see what’s on the way with WordPress once you login to the backend perhaps. What do you think?
Of all the other things that Google chooses to acknowledge and mention through their Google Doodles, they couldn’t have done something to celebrate the Army’s birthday or Flag Day?
Really?
#FAIL
I continually tell my Gmail account to remember to always display images in emails I get from the same accounts repeatedly, but for some reason it seems I have to keep clicking them. What gives?
I realize that sometimes companies use odd “from” email addresses to send their newsletters, I realize how this could be an issue (and why that’s really annoying when companies do that!). But some of them that I continually have to tell to display images are simple email addresses that I know I’ve told to remember previously. http://amplify.com/u/a1gec0
This is just a quick test post being generated from Microsoft Word and pushed for publishing to a WordPress.com hosted blog.
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UPDATE:
Here’s an interesting note. The code that was generated by this post didn’t contain any of the normal Word formatting crap you usually see when you write a post in Word and then paste into your blog editor. One specific drawback that I immediately see is the inability to optimize the image file name, alt text, etc.
