Archive for the 'Send Out Cards' Category

A Sendoutcards Kind of Weekend at Burney Falls

Hello everybody!  I am thrilled to the bone!  How about them Democrats! It was such a sweet victory that blogging seemed lackluster by comparison, so I skipped a couple of weeks (times two).  I even bought a vintage coat on ebay to commemorate the purpling of our nation.  Yes, folks, the coat is very purple–purple [...]

And the Winner is….Bhupendra Singh Kunwar

Wednesday, I was moping around trying to figure out how to change my blog name to comply with a corporate directive. Today I am happily singing the praises of Bhupendra Singh Kunwar of India. His portfolio includes Word Press, Adobe Photoshop, Dreamweaver and more.
Thanks to his expertise, my blog has a new name this [...]

Are Pole Dancers Underdogs?

Bad news, folks: Lietuva, my favorite men’s basketball team, fell to Espana in the semi-finals 91-86. It was close for most of the game, but Spain inched by and now plays for Gold against the U.S..
Must I root for my own country? Pulling for ten NBA ringers just goes [...]

Did You Ever Have One of Those Days…

…when everything goes wrong and you want to curl up and die? How much control do we have over each day? —that is the question.
Yesterday was a doozy. The power, as in electrical, personal and corporate, went on the rampage. My body feels slammed, spirit included.
Waves of electrical Surges (compliments of Pacific [...]

Drums Keep Pounding Rhythm to the Brain

Guess who opened the convention?
Everywhere I look these days, there’s a greeting card for the taking and making. Thanks to sendoutcards, I click them into being.
Happy to say, folks, I design my own cards every day and let the Great Printer in Salt Lake do the rest: print, stuff, stamp [...]

This is Why!

The 2008 SendOutCards Convention was a blast! I can’t wait to tell you more about it, but right now we’re stuck at the Medford, Oregon Airport. Sad to say, our luggage didn’t make the connection.
Hot wind and smoke blasted us in the face as soon as our feet hit the tarmac. [...]

Fire and Rain

It’s very clear and still this Monday morning. Our pollution levels are almost non-existent, but lack of wind is supposed to change all that any minute now.
Sometimes we get these awful smoke burps. They blow in, smother us, shoot our particulate matter levels off the charts then dissipate. It’s weird.
Today’s WunderMap has [...]

They Know It’s Wrong, But What Can They Do…

Mount Shasta back in the Spring of 2008— photo by Chris Tatro

Snow…Snow…my kingdom for some snow.

The smoke (not snow) is back, Folks. It’s close to the ground this time, hugging every little crevice and cranny like there’s a temperature inversion. I don’t have to run to the Siskiyou County Pollution to [...]

I’ve Looked At Clouds From Both Sides Now

So much rests on the weather. It always has and always will—unless we grow our food indoors and build structures that are impervious to climate changes, that is. Better yet, maybe we should start tunneling underground like a new species of Human Bug.
Coming from the experience of one who just spent all of [...]

Treading Water—the Newest Olympic Sport?

Greetings from Mount Shasta! If you would like a real greeting card, the kind that you can hold in your hand, just say the word and I’ll get the Great Printer of SendOutCards right on it. Yesterday’s clear sunset (above) has set the tone for today. We are so grateful for [...]