Fun In the Sun
In the words of the Reverend Henry Beecher Stowe, "There can be no high civlization where there is not ample leisure." (Proverbs from Plymouth Pulpit, 1887) Still, it's worth also noting that Benjamin Franklin wrote in Poor Richard's Almanac, "A life of leisure and a life of laziness are two different things."My apologies for yesterday's hiccup. The good folks at google.com shut us down temporarily because its "spam robot" automatically flagged us as possibly using this blog for spamming. A review gave us a clean bill of health. I'm all for protecting us from spammers, but the amount of junk in my AOL mailbox each day suggests the battle is being lost on some fronts. My Gmail account, however, gets virtually none, so my hat's off to the folks over there.
posted by John M Crowther @ 8:02 AM
4 Comments:
Hi John
Hope the real live people at Google enjoyed your cartoons, after their BOT checked you out, shut you down, and threatened to turn your fans to tears!
Cheers, Rico
Those unseen work in mysterious ways. Certainly believe that all work and no play makes for a dull person but some of us....................partial to eating, a habit hard to break. Funny cartoon today, love the perplexed expressions.
Well this elder has been hearing about this site.. and not be able to get on.. Well I now know what I am missing. I will be checking every day.
Lgee
Hey, hey, hey, welcome, Lelia.... at last.
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