Blog Experiment
I’m at my local mall doing my lunch and 2ish mile walk. I’m also test-driving this Blogger app. Taking a photo and writing a brief post away from home. See how it handles bumps and speed.
I’m at my local mall doing my lunch and 2ish mile walk. I’m also test-driving this Blogger app. Taking a photo and writing a brief post away from home. See how it handles bumps and speed.Hello again, Ian the Green. I want to welcome you back with joy to the world of active blogging and ScribeScribbling. Your year-long absence of inspiring posts was noticed. The two years you worked on a Master of Science degree is important both for you and yours. But without realizing it, your degree will benefit your interest…
Blog photos are a special consideration. Because my blog is mine (not official SCA) my photos do not have model or photo use consents. If you officially serve the Society for Creative Anachronism any “people” photos or videos must have written consent. If I’m not posting medieval art, I include my scanned art or use my cell-phone…
I had no idea there was anything like the Digital Public Library of America until I saw it referenced in the Biblliocraft book I bought several weeks ago. It’s fascinating what I uncover with it. Now I’m hooked. DPLA is a gigantic digital storage locker I can paw through to search, explore and discover enticing items to use or…
You’ve probably noticed how often the links in my posts are to a Wikipedia article. It’s like when you google and the search engine puts Wikipedia’s information in a fact box, or Apple’s Siri replies with it to answer your question. They’re an easy link to include to give you more information. I know it’s not the highest…
Hey there, fellow art enthusiasts! I want to share a fantastic find with you all today—the Canson XL Recycled Bristol Paper. I picked it up at Michael’s for my Zentangle art. If you’re looking for a high-quality paper that’s also kind to the environment, you’re in for a treat. First off, let’s talk specs. This…
Hey there, my wonderful readers! Can you believe it? “An Itinerant Scribe” has been weaving stories and sharing thoughts since 2019, and wow, what a journey it’s been! But hold onto your coifs, hats, and helms, because 2023 has absolutely knocked it out of the park compared to any year before. Last year, we thought…
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