The 2015 Chevy Silverado 2500 & the GMC Sierra Denali 3500
Read in on Autonet.ca
Both badges are powered by a Duramax 6.6L V8 Turbo diesel, outputting 397-horsepower and wait of it… 765 lb-ft of torque COME on.
Assume the position: trucker stance.
The hood and I are the same height.
So arty.
Dichotomy.
Big-night-out-city-girl here.
After I publish this, it’s onto the last draft of next week’s column, “About Funeral Processions“. Earlier this week, I spent an afternoon chatting with funeral directors, they were a surprisingly funny bunch.
This happened today – the paper added a new section to our website, Autonet.ca.
“Featured Author”, and a link to my latest article, permenently above the fold, nice.
Tomorrow will conclude the first 2 weeks working at my new job. Think I’ll be ready to blog all about it by end-of-the-month.
Because blogging something, it’s like, it makes it official. It’s hard to explain, I’ll add it to the videos-to-make list. Basically though, the message is, “the internet keeps you accountable“.
I am loving it, to be clear.
It shows in my desk dancing.
I hope you desk dance, too.
Dismantled the ‘sticky note epiphany‘ wall.
Documented them all, here are some.
Found this shot of me driving Nissan’s Hybrid Pathfinder, when I blogged the Nashville story yesterday.
Nice change from the grainy selfless I usually post, eh.
So grainy. Like I blogged before, I still wonder if these phone camera lenses have built-in degradation.
Counter-argument is I probably take way more photos per day, than the average user. And like, imagine the wear & tear from one car show…
kk I have to go write, I’ll cheers you TTYT
Behind the scenes of the gif.
Smoke and mirrors.
I use Google / Picasa to publish the photos you see here. I upload them to my Google+ account, then copy the embed code here.
Recently, Google came out with a new feature, “Auto Backup” – on its own, it animates some of my photos, and on the weekend, Google made me this animated gif of my year in photos.
I have my Google+ account organized into months, plus one private folder called, “Holding Tank”.
Days ahead of blogging, I filter photos and upload them to ‘Holding Tank’ until they’re ready to be moved to a public folder.
(the red smudge is masking the authentication key for the private folder.)
Bottom row, second from the left – that’s a private photo.
This one:
Proof that the only safe way to keep something protected, is not to upload it at all.
This isn’t dire, that’s me at a Canadian Tire winter tire event I haven’t blogged yet.
I’d guess Google’s response would be that the animated gif wasn’t public until I made it so, but, if that one photo was at all compromising, I couldn’t use this .gif.
I didn’t even catch this mistake until the day after I’d blogged the gif.
Catching you up quickly, but you haven’t missed much, it’s been a heads-down kind of week, nothing that exciting has happened to me.
It’s been productive, but boring. Maybe they’re related.
Wednesday I picked up a Ford Fiesta… ST!
Yes it got really cold here in TO in the last week-ish, but it’s Canada, it’s expected. Please stop whining, everywhere whiiiining.
Here’s an old video, “Why Canadian Winters are Awesome”
This week’s best night of the week Thursday, was this:
Dull agenda, but least they’ll be done, and that feels great.
Is there anything more boring…
calculate receipts, add 15 cents multiply by HST,
how much did I spend on parking in March,
who even cares, this is the worst.
Friday felt weird, didn’t it. Like, everyone tucked into a secret anger cocoon, was glad when the day was done.
Taxes will take a bit, will blog next in a few.
Have a great weekend! After this, there’s only 2 left in 2013.
xo Keri
A GIF that didn’t fit into the Michelin tire post.
Hi back there Lee.