Wiblog - Paul's Wibblings

Blog 365

02/01/10

In 2008 I took up the challenge of Blog 365 and joined a lot of people in blogging every day for a year. ... read more ...

Remembering 2008

31/12/08

So time to look back at this year - not least as viewed from this blog. It's been a mixed year... read more ...

Wibbling 365 Times

30/12/08

As this was a leap year this is my 365th blog for 2008 even though we're a day off the end of the year ... read more ...

Caption Competition

19/11/08

My brain has been thoroughly borked today so rather than me wibbling I shall abuse a fellow blogger's hard work ... read more ...

Being Searched

01/10/08

One of the things offered by the Opus content management system which we use for this site is "referrer logging". ... read more ...

... well after wibbling twice yesterday I'm short of words today. Probably a combination of too much cake¹ and a wee tot of Cointreau, some alcohol free blue Curacao and rather more lemonade. read more ...

Tagging

31/08/08

I spent some time yesterday¹ added the ability to tag articles in Opus so I'm now working through all my old posting tagging them ... this may take some time.

Different Views

19/07/08

On second thoughts I've dumped the first paragraph of today's posting as a because, as we know, a blog is not a diary but here's some more to chew on. read more ...

Six Months

30/06/08

Well, today it's six months since I started blogging every day inspired, at least in part, by blog365 but Google Analytics suggests that no one's reading it... read more ...

Wibble

11/05/08

10pm, a very fine roast lamb summer and some Australian rosé inside me and I'm lost for words, which is not good since I'm meant to be blogging now. ... read more ...

Current status: (via twitter)
Paul forcecast for tomorrow's ferry crossing from Orkney: SE 6 to gale 8, sea state rough or very rough. Gurk. That could be ... "interesting"

I am currently reading:

Smoke in the Valley
by David Kynaston
Great Northern?
by Arthur Ransome
Fads and Fallacies in the Name of Science by Martin Gardner

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Word of the Day:

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