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• Kitchenista: Muffin Tin Monday

  Lunches for the pre-school set can get pretty monotonous, especially if you're the one who is making them day in and day out. How many different ways are there to make cheese chunks and grapes interesting?   Read More... Posted Jun 30 2008, 09:00 AM by Adrienne Martini with | with 7 comment(s) Filed under: flickr, kitchenista, muffin tin, goldfish crackers, monday

• California Streamin': I Can't Get Enough of These Wedding Photos

  From the looks of things it's been one fabulous party after another in California since marriage became a civil right for all nearly two weeks ago.  I've watched videos,read first-person accounts, poured over photos, and generally enjoyed watching the Golden State gays act like they invented the idea of same-sex marriage.  (I'm not bitter, just jealous of all the fun their having.  We were so very serious about things here in Massachusetts.) So if you are half the voyeur I am, I've got the Flickr photostream for you:   Read More... Posted Jun 26 2008, 03:19 PM by Erin White with | with 2 comment(s) Filed under: California, flickr, gay marriage, lesbian and gay families, Bilerico Project, kids in weddings

• FlickR Pictures Taken Without Permission: Babble Apology Not Accepted.

  In case you haven't heard yet, Babble was accused of lifting kid pictures from FlickR and using them for several articles over the past few months.  The call-to-action went out and the blogosphere responded.  Sweet Juniper, one of the all-time best-written and most-beloved parent blogging sites headed up the campaign (he found a picture of his daughter used without permission on Babble's front page earlier this month).   Read More... Posted Sep 26 2007, 06:57 PM by Rachael Brownell (Redsy) with | with 30 comment(s) Filed under: Babble, sweet juniper, pictures, flickr, kid pictures

• Crafty: Moo Gives You Stickers From Your Flickr

  First they came along with Moo Cards, and I haven't ordered any yet, because I'm really just that lazy. Then they came along with Moo Notecards, and I keep meaning to get around to that. Now Moo, a company devoted to the art of helping you do interesting things with the photos you've uploaded into your Flickr stream, has made me an offer I'm going to find it difficult to refuse: the chance to make a book of stickers from my personal photo collection. Can you imagine the possibilities here? Scrapbooking, collages, decorating letters to Grandma, embellishing wrapped presents...and of course what my kids will end up doing with the high-quality vinyl stickers, which is slapping them in the middle of their foreheads and running around with a picture of Daddy on waterskis up there instead of a Chiquita Banana label. Now, seriously: what the f*** is my Flickr login?   Posted Jul 20 2007, 02:58 PM by Patti with | with no comments Filed under: crafts, activities, products, photography, moo, flickr, crafty, moo stickers

• Moo NoteCards: Customized With Your Flickr Stream

  We didn't do birth announcements. We have yet to get it together to send out holiday cards in all these years. It is seriously a wonder that we manage thank-you notes. And I am so far too lazy to upload any of our digital photographs to Flickr. But I think it's time to get my act together and kill all those birds with one beautifully printed stone, because Moo, the folks who brought you the adorable Moo MiniCard business cards, have now launched NoteCards, high-quality prints of your favorite Flickr pictures that you can pop into an envelope and mail out. They're the same beautiful stock on which the MiniCards are printed, which, if you haven't seen those, you'll just have to trust me—they're impressive. And while the NoteCards might seem pricey (16 for $24.99, with envelopes) compared to a pack of pre-printed notes from the card aisle at Target, they're cheaper and more personal than anything you could order from a stationer. Now, if I could only remember my Flickr login and get started uploading pictures right now, sending out cards for Holiday 2007 might just be within the realm of possibility.     Posted Apr 19 2007, 02:02 PM by Patti with | with no comments Filed under: products, photography, moo, moo notecards, birth announcements, flickr, moo minicards, stationery, thankyou notes, holiday cards