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MOO

I'm still too tired for a real post -- but I do have some excitement to share: my free MOO minicards came today, and I am delighted with them. Of course, I hardly every go out, and these arrived just too late for my weekend adventures, but I'm sure I'll find some use for them. I've already given one to my next-door neighbor, who loved the peeling tree bark one.

They are tiny, and I think of them as my UNbusiness cards; something to think about if you, too, are not officially employed, or employed in some hobby that these might represent. These are on heavier stock than most business cards, and the photo prints are very good quality. I almost never print out my photos, so it's really fun to have these.

Doglets, Dogster| flickr, tabblo

I set up Catster accounts a few months ago for Spike and Boo, and finally got around to joining Dogster for Henry and Lucy last week. Here is LUCY @ Dogster, and here is HENRY @ Dogster. And, of course, they each must have their own unofficial flickr badge, to present themselves to their new social network:

While playing around at flickr, I discovered tabblo, which is nicely integrated -- a few clicks, a little patience (at least if, like me, you have far too many photos) and all your flickr photos are at tabblo, where you can make posters:

See my Tabblo>

 

See my Tabblo>

They offer several different layouts, and prints. Not that I particularly want huge posters of my silly, social- networked dogs on my wall. Having them on my lap is sufficient.

Zoo[o]mr

Zooomr is a new photo-sharing site, clearly trying to position itself as a flickr competitor. I'm pretty happy with flickr, and unlikely to switch -- but since Zooomr is offering free pro accounts to bloggers, I figured I'd give it a try.

So here's my weekly squirrel photo, downloaded from flickr; uploaded to Zooomr.