GG Wows the Crowd at the RegencyFriday often is party day at the Regency, celebrating a group birthday or a holiday. A singer and keyboard player usually provide the entertainment. Recently GG decided to join right in.
L'Dor V'Dor. From generation to generation. We celebrate our togetherness. Here's some of the special moments for sharing with family and friends. Like all families, things change with the passage of time. Our family blog helps us to share recent happenings and get-togethers while reflecting on days gone by.
Monday, November 28, 2005
GG Takes Over the Stage
GG Wows the Crowd at the RegencyFriday often is party day at the Regency, celebrating a group birthday or a holiday. A singer and keyboard player usually provide the entertainment. Recently GG decided to join right in.
Saturday, November 26, 2005
Thanksgiving Together
Lenny Celebrating a Big Number
Thanksgiving together, as it is each year, was warm and wonderful. Thanks to Lesly and Lenny for hosting. The only thing that topped the feast was the company. We missed Lauren, Eric and Ethan but they'll be joining us for Chanukah at David and Linda's home.
I am going to be dieting for a week or more. Raise your hand if you think it's time for Lenny to retire his red flannel Thanksgiving shirt (20 years and counting)--or at least have it dry-cleaned. Mom (GG) was in great spirits. Speaking of spirits, anyone notice Stephanie putting those martinis away? Move over Phyllis and Jerry.
A family blog affords a ready opportunity to share as often as we may like. Hopefully, we will all contribute from time to time. A 'Family & Friends' blog enables us to share between family gatherings. And think of all the trees we save and postage stamps we need not buy.
I'll be emailing photos in the next day or so.
Blog This!
Family & Friends
Lesly called this afternoon and, in the course of conversation, suggestd a family blog might be a neat idea. So . . . anything for my niece. (Actually, I don't think she had a clue about this venture). I am a novice at it, too, so let's see what comes of this.
I have adjusted the settings so that there is no general Internet access. One needs to know the url for our family/friends blog. Save this as a favorite/bookmark to access our family blog readily on the Internet:
http://thekreutzbergerfamilyblog.blogspot.com
(No spaces; copy the url and paste it into your browser to access the blog)
I have emailed family members to inform them of the blog and list each of our email addresses--that I have. If you want to add/edit an address just blog it by 'commenting' (see below) or emailing it directly to me.
So, how does one add to the blog? Click on 'Blog This!' at the top of the page, write, and click.
Reply to any message by clicking on 'Comment' beneath each blog item. After scribing, click 'Publish' at the top of the blogging box. Keep in mind that everybody with access to this blog can read all entries. And don't make me admonish you for use of inappropriate language--including any negativity about my starting the blog. Also, let's agree to keep this very informal, so don't fret about grammar, spelling, etc.
Adding Photos:
It is easy to add a photo to your published text. First you need to add an item--click on 'Blog This' at the top of the Friends and Family page.
When your item has been published,you click on the ‘Blogger’ icon at the top left of the blog page. That takes you to a list of items posted to the blog. Locate your piece (would be at the top of the list) and click “EDIT”)--your piece will appear in the composing/editing box. Unlike the composing screen there will be an icon of a photo (why couldn’t have been there in the first place?). Click on the icon and it will allow you to browse for your photo and add it to the text. Select whether you want it centered or offset. Then click Publish. When you return to the blog page, the picture will not yet be there. You need to reload the page and oilah!!
Remember, this is all Lesly's idea.
Marvin
Lesly called this afternoon and, in the course of conversation, suggestd a family blog might be a neat idea. So . . . anything for my niece. (Actually, I don't think she had a clue about this venture). I am a novice at it, too, so let's see what comes of this.
I have adjusted the settings so that there is no general Internet access. One needs to know the url for our family/friends blog. Save this as a favorite/bookmark to access our family blog readily on the Internet:
http://thekreutzbergerfamilyblog.blogspot.com
(No spaces; copy the url and paste it into your browser to access the blog)
I have emailed family members to inform them of the blog and list each of our email addresses--that I have. If you want to add/edit an address just blog it by 'commenting' (see below) or emailing it directly to me.
So, how does one add to the blog? Click on 'Blog This!' at the top of the page, write, and click.
Reply to any message by clicking on 'Comment' beneath each blog item. After scribing, click 'Publish' at the top of the blogging box. Keep in mind that everybody with access to this blog can read all entries. And don't make me admonish you for use of inappropriate language--including any negativity about my starting the blog. Also, let's agree to keep this very informal, so don't fret about grammar, spelling, etc.
Adding Photos:
It is easy to add a photo to your published text. First you need to add an item--click on 'Blog This' at the top of the Friends and Family page.
When your item has been published,you click on the ‘Blogger’ icon at the top left of the blog page. That takes you to a list of items posted to the blog. Locate your piece (would be at the top of the list) and click “EDIT”)--your piece will appear in the composing/editing box. Unlike the composing screen there will be an icon of a photo (why couldn’t have been there in the first place?). Click on the icon and it will allow you to browse for your photo and add it to the text. Select whether you want it centered or offset. Then click Publish. When you return to the blog page, the picture will not yet be there. You need to reload the page and oilah!!
Remember, this is all Lesly's idea.
Marvin
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