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Back in 1992 when I arrived at the University of Wyoming, one of the first things we had to do was register for a computer account
Sitting down at the terminal, we were to type newuser for the username and newuser for the password—we would then be instantly launched into a series of steps which […]
Currently I must remember my username and passwords to 14 mission critical websites – and I am going bonkers.
Remember, by the way that those are only 14 mission critical websites, never mind the second-tier stuff that I a wee-bit less often – so all told, it wouldn’t surprise me if I didn’t have something […]
Some how I missed the fact that I converted elmada.com to the blog format 8 years ago Sunday – so I’m celebrating it this evening.
Weeee!
I had three posts that first Thursday…
I’ve been meaning to do this for a few years – but have been too lazy to actually do it. However, some external events have prompted me to lay out a few things so that in the event anybody has any questions, I can point them to this blog post.
First, should I ever blog […]
It’s springtime in Germany and, therefore, time to talk about where the English speaking expatriate bloggers living in Germany are going to get together in the fall to complain about Germany…
Gosh, that sounds convoluted:
If you are an English speaking, expatriate blogger based in Germany and want to join the 2012 meet-up for people […]
I found the following sentence on Amazon.de:
Auf Lager. Zustellung kann bis zu 2 zusätzliche Tage in Anspruch nehmen.
Instead of taking the 5 seconds necessary to fully digest and understand it, I popped it into Google Translate:
In stock. Delivery may take up to 2 weeks.
After re-reading the German sentence I knew immediately […]
I’ll admit it: I am a bit of a social media geek: I blog, I tweet, I flickr, I tumblr.
I even used to FourSquare.
But I gave it up seven weeks ago and haven’t really missed it.
I guess because I never really saw the point. For awhile I was into it because one […]
Every so often I sit back and think about the bloggers I want to meet.
Sometimes I tell them, sometimes I don’t.
This time I’m sharing the list with you—and it is in no particular order, so don’t read anything into the sequencing.
The Texpatriate: The Texpatriate is a Texan living in Norway. Her upstairs […]
And I’m getting caught up with a lot of things now that I can be online at home—it makes me wonder what life was like before DSL speed Internet at home.
I found out, to a limited extent this week when I went out for dinner with a friend on Tuesday and then, Wednesday, I […]
No doubt some of you have noticed that I’ve expanded my online presence in the last week to include two new websites: Tumblr and Facebook.
Of the two, I expect Tumblr to be far more interesting and useful. Although I have not yet used it extensively, Tumblr, for me, is a place to stick things […]
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TQE : That Queer Expatriate I'm an American living in Berlin, Germany -- which makes me an expatriate, not an ex-patriot. Before landing in Germany, I've lived in Denver, Colorado; Laramie, Wyoming; Bloomington, Indiana; and Weimar, Germany. If you want to write to me, feel free! The username is elmadaeu on the gmail.com service.
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