Elizabeth Scripturient (the delinquent, ecumenical (hermionesviolin) wrote,
Elizabeth Scripturient (the delinquent, ecumenical
hermionesviolin

Also, they finally had Stonyfield Banilla yogurt at Foodmaster again.

I haven't quite figured out how to hook up my digital camera to my computer (and there are also disposable camera photos from when my digital camera was being dodgy), but Gillian has her pictures up on facebook -- which okay, only helps the few of you who have her friended, but still.  I am really excited about posting my photos, though -- in part because I was playing with my camera at the Belfast Botanic Garden and now have a great shot of me looking sullen which I so want to be my new facebook photo (and possibly an LJ icon as well).

P.S. Gillian, Pastor Tiffany e-mailed me:
Elizabeth,

I wrote about our chance meeting in Wales on the CWM blog and wanted to ask you if I could post the picture of us and use your name. At the moment you are an anonymous, genderless, generic "parishioner."

I hope the rest of your travels are going well.

Paz,

Tiffany
The line At the moment you are an anonymous, genderless, generic "parishioner." made me giggle.  And then I actually read the blogpost, and she actually refers to it as "the hinterlands of Northern Wales"!!!  (Okay, this is only funny to us, but still.)

Edit: The photo is now up on the blogpost.
Tags: self: photos, small world, technology trouble, travel: europe 2007
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