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May 2, 2014
But Not in a Bar
May 1, 2014
Happy May Day!
May Day was once a holiday in the U.S., but after being selected as the date for International Workers' Day, it fell out of favor until 2012 when it was chosen as a holiday and for demonstrations by the Occupy movement.
Personally, I prefer how Hawaii celebrates May 1, with Lei Day. I really wish I was in Hawaii right now and getting lei'd.
Personally, I prefer how Hawaii celebrates May 1, with Lei Day. I really wish I was in Hawaii right now and getting lei'd.
Droopy May Flowers
This is a post from 5/13/08, but the exact same thing happened again, too weird. I changed out the flower, but this time Photobucket appended the URL with a bunch of characters at the end, so I had to change the code in the script to point to the new URL. I'd show the example of the non-working animation, but I deleted it. It looked the same, but the flowers would open once, then stop. I don't have a clue as to why they would do that, but I'm going to have to find out. I guess the link code gets corrupted somehow on Photobucket's servers, that's the only explanation I got.
I dunno; maybe the animation got tired after five? six? years of working. It only had to work one month out of each year, though, so....
Not for sure why, but my May flowers aren't blowing in the breeze.
The images for the day/date script are in my Photobucket album, and the .gif is animated on the album view, but not in the individual view.
There's got to be some logical explanation, probably a very simple one that my simple mind cannot comprehend, but for the life of me, I cannot figure it out.
Funny thing: this same animation has given me some problems before. When I first found the script five + years ago, I noticed that the "May" ani wasn't moving. The month animations are from Animation Factory and I already had the disks, so it was n/p to replace/rename the animation to work in the script.
I dunno; maybe the animation got tired after five? six? years of working. It only had to work one month out of each year, though, so....
Not for sure why, but my May flowers aren't blowing in the breeze.
The images for the day/date script are in my Photobucket album, and the .gif is animated on the album view, but not in the individual view.
There's got to be some logical explanation, probably a very simple one that my simple mind cannot comprehend, but for the life of me, I cannot figure it out.
Funny thing: this same animation has given me some problems before. When I first found the script five + years ago, I noticed that the "May" ani wasn't moving. The month animations are from Animation Factory and I already had the disks, so it was n/p to replace/rename the animation to work in the script.
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