Photos

I was marginally annoyed to find that Flickr will only do prints of photographs for people in the US. I rather wish the website said that at the beginning of the process, not the end. It is very annoying.

This means that (If I can be bothered), I will now have to upload pictures to my rarely-visited Kodak account and order prints from there. I see there is a facility for buying prints from Photobucket also, but since that links back to Kodak...

I want a couple of my recent Spitfire photos printed off; for once I think there are a couple that may just be worth framing and displaying, certainly of the parked aircraft and possibly one or more of the fly past, too.

Photos

I was marginally annoyed to find that Flickr will only do prints of photographs for people in the US. I rather wish the website said that at the beginning of the process, not the end. It is very annoying.

This means that (If I can be bothered), I will now have to upload pictures to my rarely-visited Kodak account and order prints from there. I see there is a facility for buying prints from Photobucket also, but since that links back to Kodak...

I want a couple of my recent Spitfire photos printed off; for once I think there are a couple that may just be worth framing and displaying, certainly of the parked aircraft and possibly one or more of the fly past, too.

Jasper

There is a wasp outside in the High Road that keeps inspecting our compurter room. A couple of times a day, it flies in through the window. Sometimes it does a circuit of the room, but usually it takes a look aat Elle's desk, which is right next to the window, satisfies itself that there is no jam and goes back out.

It is clearly more intelligent than the average bluebottle, which would come in and then bludgeon itself agains the glass instead of slipping out through the opening.

Jasper

There is a wasp outside in the High Road that keeps inspecting our compurter room. A couple of times a day, it flies in through the window. Sometimes it does a circuit of the room, but usually it takes a look aat Elle's desk, which is right next to the window, satisfies itself that there is no jam and goes back out.

It is clearly more intelligent than the average bluebottle, which would come in and then bludgeon itself agains the glass instead of slipping out through the opening.