As per my brothers request, DON’T LOOK AT HIM.  Look at the rolled up stuff in the field we drove past.  Every one had a different smiley (or frowning) face.  Completely Epic.

Apparently this was just in the news.  http://www.news.com.au/story/0,,26258646-2,00.html See what happens when you are stuck at home working all the time (or driving and paying too much attention to the road).

As per my old blog, this picture was created by me under the watchful eye of Karl Short as a learning experience for Adobe Illustrator.  After all was complete, I still don’t have any creative talents whatsoever.  So make sure you don’t ask me to make you one.  Having said that, it’s still an awesome picture!

While everyone has undoubtedly seen this image hundreds of times, it is still extremely accurate, well humoured and sadly true. And everyone loves a little chuckle, even if it is a repeated chuckle.

Image from http://www.dlevel.com/blogs/alex/

So here’s new windows 7 – semi-excited and thankful it was a give away from Microsoft. While I doubt I would have made the jump from Vista to Windows 7 simply because “it’s here”, here’s something I’ve noted while getting set up.

The “Desktop Icon Settings”, or “Desktop Items” (as known in XP) is still present in the system nearly unchanged. Thinking back (and it hurts) I’m fairly sure that windows 98 and 95 even had similar setups.

I’m referring to having a new interface for the control panel in a brand new OS, and yet when you click on to change desktop icons – look out a flashback of a really old interface hits you in the face.

Not upset or bitching about it, just thought it interesting enough to share.