The new OzFoxes Patrons Blog is mostly working, and we’re adding new material over the Valentine’s Day weekend. If you’re a patron (Thank You!), stay tuned for your new User Name and Password which will arrive by e-Mail from WordPress. Stay tuned, and stand by for more fun!
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Those of you who have followed along with us for awhile know that from time to time we are forced offline for one reason or another. When that happens – and assuming we have any internet access at all – we run Filler Strips to keep things interesting until we can get back online for real.
If we had our way, nothing would ever go wrong and thus we’d never need to run a Filler. That said, a lot of our readers like the Fillers and have frequently requested that we make them permanently available one way or another.
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Many thanks to those who responded to our request regarding desktop wallpapers, especially to patron Patrick Kingsley for posting his excellent suggestion regarding the most common sizes/screen ratios.
We’re in the process of putting up some artwork for use as desktop wallpapers.
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This is our first shot at the Real Blog, and we need you to let us know if it works properly for you.
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The Upside Of Downtime
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Part of our online culture is a fascination with things that most people had never heard (or thought) about a generation or two ago. For example, it’s nearly impossible to spend much time on the internet without running into memes (rhymes with “teams”), those little bits of shared culture which are passed along from person to person on an individual basis. The photo of a delighted looking cat titled “I can has cheezburger!” is one example; and the word “noms” now appears in TV commercials in reference to hopefully tasty food.
Then there are tropes (rhymes with “ropes”) which celebrate the metaphorical use of words or expressions…
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This is a Work In Progress (WIP).
A little background: Scottish festivals and Highland Games are famous for having a variety of competitions, like caber-tossing, axe throwing, and other feats of strength and skill. Some festivals also have a contest to find the “bonniest knees” amongst the kilt-clad participants. (Yes, that’s bonniest knees, not “bony-est”.)
So, being a fan of Renfaires and All Things Scottish, Margaret started work on a painting with Marsha and friends as a tribute to such a competition!
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