I've added a couple of wordpress plugins to this site today that relate to blogging and browsing on the move. WP-Cron works with a pop3 email account (and the built-in wordpress functions) to post any emails it recieves straight to the site. This means I can write a post on my phone and email it to my secret address, knowing that it will soon appear on my site! Handy for blogging at a youthwork conference or in church ;) WP-PDA is an excellent ...

Kirsty's new monkey! Originally uploaded by bobweasel. After reading Dave and Rosie's blog posts on the new range of PG Tips monkeys that are available, Kirsty has just run down to Sainsbury's to get her own mini-monkey! It's pretty cute and is a welcome addition to our monkey collection, but we now have a lot of tea to ...

Hanging canvas Originally uploaded by bobweasel. This is the main gift that i designed Kirsty for Christmas, taking pride of place in our front room! Click back to Flickr for the original design. I hope you all had a great day with family and friends. ...

Dominant Male Orang Utan Originally uploaded by bobweasel. Add notes to your flickr photos this Christmas and you can end up with some fun results! Just type "ho ho ho hat" or "ho ho ho beard" and you'll achieve these Santa themed additions right there on your photos! Click the Orang Utan for a demonstration! ...

Pictobrowser. A flash based slideshow of your Flickr photos on your website! Thanks to Jonny Baker ...

Last Thoughts… Originally uploaded by jurvetson. A truely amazing photo! (although quite gruesome) ...

Ben and sam Originally uploaded by bobweasel. ...

Kirsty eating pasta! Originally uploaded by bobweasel. ...

There's quite a few services out there that rely on 'tagging' bits of information for searching, indexing and organising (del.icio.us, technorati and flickr to name a few). But recently I've noticed a few websites that are making use of tagging to tie information to specific geographical locations. Flickr is the latest one to catch my eye as I can now drag and drop my photos onto a map (similar to google maps) to show where they were taken! Now imagine ...

Riflessioni di fine estate - Reflections of end summer Originally uploaded by Bagna. I spotted this under the Flickr 'Interestingness' group. What a great shot! ...