Up in the upper left hand column, you’ll notice something called ‘Winjama’s Window On the World.’
[Well, not right now you won't. Because of the switch back to Blogger, the gallery had to be redone using different software, but, I'm working on it and it should be up and running soon... Right now!]
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| Our Window On the World |
Altogether, there’s over eight-thousand photos. Feel free to look at as many as you want. It’s more or less a chronological listing of our journey to date here in Belize.
I’ve decided to break each year’s batch of photos into monthly items for that particular year. It was a lot of work, but I think it was worth it.
There you have it. I hope you enjoy the shots. Few if any are anywhere near professional quality. I never said I was a pro. Prolific yes, just not a pro.
COMMENTS - Posted here as part of the message because I can't figure out how to transfer comments from InMotion back to Blogger.
Hi Julian,
Faceplants are the worst, aren’t they? I done that three times, each time while walking my dogs along the seawall in town. It’s always tripping over tiny pebbles or sticks or something. You know it’s happening, and you seem to be falling in slow motion, but just don’t seem able to get a hand or arm up in time to prevent it. Thankfully, Haven’t done that in a couple of years (knock on wood).
Thanks for the speed info. That’s good to know. I’m working, as we speak with the authors of the Spamshield software that appears to be slowing the system from my side down drastically. Spamshield isn’t the cause, but the result. Anyway, testing is going on to see what’s happening. Things should get squared away soon I hope.
Cheers,
Dave
Faceplants are the worst, aren’t they? I done that three times, each time while walking my dogs along the seawall in town. It’s always tripping over tiny pebbles or sticks or something. You know it’s happening, and you seem to be falling in slow motion, but just don’t seem able to get a hand or arm up in time to prevent it. Thankfully, Haven’t done that in a couple of years (knock on wood).
Thanks for the speed info. That’s good to know. I’m working, as we speak with the authors of the Spamshield software that appears to be slowing the system from my side down drastically. Spamshield isn’t the cause, but the result. Anyway, testing is going on to see what’s happening. Things should get squared away soon I hope.
Cheers,
Dave
Seriously, the blog is really looking good. I like the way its coming together. The only thing that might get in trouble is the large diffence in the Winjama Tags secton between the Men’s Group and Dianna.
Enjoy,
Julian
Yes, I think you’re right on both points. I’ve about got the formatting taken care of. I’m working with the authors of WP-SpamShield to fine and correct a problem. Everyone appears to be able to bring up the blog fairly fast. When I do it, it takes, on average, 3-minutes and 20-seconds to load. I’ve got a whole laundry-list of stuff I have to do/look at so those folks can determine why it’s taking me so long to load up.
The fonts are another issue. That’ll be taken care of in due course. I’m also working on all the postings and correcting the export from Blogger errors. That should take about a month or two for me to go through the nine-hundred-odd postings and get things corrected. Then, I can work on the fonts, and then, when that’s done I can get back to just plain posting as in days of yore, so to speak. I’m looking forward to it, seriously.
Thanks for the comment. I appreciate it.
Cheers,
Dave
I know that the internet is indeed a challange down there so I can understand if you just continue to live with the situation. Have you ever used speedtest.net to see what your speeds are at the casa? (Just for comparison mine is 64 mbps on the download and 4 mbps on the upload. I do realize that your system down there is very similar to the days when we were happy to get a 58K modem…. yeee hawww! Anyway, all that to say the blog (from this end at least) is performing fine and I’m ready to hear about more motorbike disasters and stuff like that — you know, normal living things. LOL.
Hang in there,
Julian
PS - To make you feel better: the other day I was walking with a friend on our morning 2 mile trek when, for no earthly reason that I could tell at the time, something stopped my right foot from coming foward — just like it had hit a real low clothesline. Down I went, pitching forward and almost catching myself with my out flung arms. But, and maybe that’s why I am on a diet, I couldn’t quite stop myself and my head came right down and bounced off the asphault. Luckily I was wearing gloves and had a wool “watch cap” on and that area of my forehead was cushioned somewhat and all I did was create a big raw, bleeding spot big as quarter. My walking partner, Steve, said “what in world are you doing?” I was a little stunned and took my time getting up. But when I did, I looked back and on the pavement were several small sploches of concrete that had fallen from the latest driveway pooring next door. My foot had to have landed exactly right to place normally but with no room to move forward when it was supppose to do so and, of course, my weight was moving forward and the left foot was fast going behind me.. perfect disaster. You ought to hear my wife when I leave on my walks now…. LOL.