Let’s try posting from my phone using Ulysses.
The photos this didn’t work well from the desktop, since it was drawing from the Photos app.
Maybe from here it will pull from my phone’s photos?
Let’s try posting from my phone using Ulysses.
The photos this didn’t work well from the desktop, since it was drawing from the Photos app.
Maybe from here it will pull from my phone’s photos?
I think I fixed it.
It’s been a crummy run because the WordPress app is a piece of shit and I’m not super-interested in figuring out the details of what is wrong.
Goddamnit.
I can’t use the iOS app to publish, for some god-forsaken reason, so I’ve got a workaround where I can get posts up via Ulysses.Like a lot of the internet, I’m glad to see Jason Kottke back and blogging after his sabbatical.
He’s the model, IMO, for what a blog should be.
I enjoyed a fun variation on a gin and tonic (that I cribbed from my buddy Lange) for recording the other night. The Hendrick’s gin leans more toward the flowery end of the gin scale, with its rose and cucumber flavors. The Aperitivo Rosato boosts the flower content with hibiscus and orange blossom. You only want to use a splash of it, though. Any more than that and it will seem like you’re drinking a bouquet.
A strong tonic and healthy squeeze of lime balance the whole glass nicely. It’s a refreshing variation on a classic. I like it.
I do enjoy a “new watch band” post, and Crown and Buckle always have something fun to swap into.
I do enjoy stopping by the Cask for the semi-regular Courtesy Desk popup.
Tracy’s shop is stocked with great tunes worth checking out.
Stuck in the Phoenix airport long enough to miss all of my connecting flights home, but I’ll land in Charlotte too late to do anything.
Not that I need a reason to have a cold one and a sandwich, but this’ll do.
Tennis weekend wrapped up with a drive out into the Arizona desert.
Jerome is an old copper mining town that exists now as mostly a tourist stop along a twisty mountain road through the red rocks. Neat little place.