Tony Bram's Orchestra and the concert he gave in Saint Amand-Montrond are now in "Abandoning Paradise" with every pic I've got of them plus a video of part of the concert.
This is not spelled in the book but the poignance of this date with Cat was very special even if it was using the most absurd gimcrackery of methods (e.g. Skype for ears and iPad for eyes). The detail of this isn't in the book and you won't see it here as you can imagine for yourself what that would have been.
Pick up the story from the Contents page at the bottom of Chapter Four.
The slide show is not such a good idea if you just start at the first one and keep clicking next. There are two hundred now and it will easily top three hundred before I'm finished.
So ...
All of the pics have keywords so it would not be difficult to read the same file the chapters use to learn all the keywords. Those keywords can then be presented as links to pick up different picture shows rather than wandering aimlessly.
Tip: I'm not trying to impress you. Programming that is not hard. The idea seems fairly cool, tho. What it also suggests is a country keyword so you can go 'show me everything from Italy' or so. That makes wheels start turning. Hmmm.
This is not spelled in the book but the poignance of this date with Cat was very special even if it was using the most absurd gimcrackery of methods (e.g. Skype for ears and iPad for eyes). The detail of this isn't in the book and you won't see it here as you can imagine for yourself what that would have been.
Pick up the story from the Contents page at the bottom of Chapter Four.
The slide show is not such a good idea if you just start at the first one and keep clicking next. There are two hundred now and it will easily top three hundred before I'm finished.
So ...
All of the pics have keywords so it would not be difficult to read the same file the chapters use to learn all the keywords. Those keywords can then be presented as links to pick up different picture shows rather than wandering aimlessly.
Tip: I'm not trying to impress you. Programming that is not hard. The idea seems fairly cool, tho. What it also suggests is a country keyword so you can go 'show me everything from Italy' or so. That makes wheels start turning. Hmmm.
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