Photo Phinish
Since a picture equals a thousand words, I decided to publish two new photo albums (worth about 35,000 words).
The first collection documents the rugged working conditions and extreme privation that typifies the worst of the furniture sweatshops in North America. After viewing the shocking evidence, you may want to write letters of complaint to the taskmistress by clicking here.
The second is a choose-your-own-adventure experiment where the photos are randomized and you have to decide what order they should be in. The pictures are drawn from a recent trip to Chattanooga, TN. Al and I were attending a GYC Board meeting and were able to visit my sister Deborah and cousin James on Sabbath.
Let me know if you like the new photo album formats. I may convert the rest over if public opinion is strong enough. Otherwise...you'll just save me a lot of time.
posted by Tim at 7:26 PM
6 Comments:
HA HA. Furniture sweatshops, eh? I guess it was an airconditioned sweatshop last August.
Nice balloons. What happened?
I think you need to help me put pictures on my blog. They are currently in quite a boring format.
Love your pictures.
Could you tell me where you got the photo viewers? I'd like to put pictures on my blog in a nice form like that.
By the way, I put about 97% of my furniture together (being that I could live in Ikea), so I am a qualified expert. Let me know if you ever need carpentry work done.
Poor Norman...
I like your new photo album format! it's more interesting and also I could get into it easier, too... The captions make the pictures more fun and interesting and I enjoy your sense of humor and creativity! Oh, in your TN trip photos, the picture you took in front of the one-way-mirror window was really neat!!!
Glad to see you have some relaxing extracurricular activities... ei
Both new photo formats are very nice...but I like Photo Collection #1 better. It was actually mildly amusing. Photo Collection #2 made me a little seasick. =)
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