365 Days of Brown
It’s been a big year for WildDog. A very, very big year.
April 6, 2011
April 6, 2012
Sarah has done an amazing job taking care of The Brown for one whole year!
Posts from the ‘mobile updates’ Category
Apr 6
Capernaum 360
Jesus did more miracles in Capernaum than anywhere else. Now’s your chance to stand inside the ancient city’s synagogue….
Click the photo to explore the 360 panorama….
Like this:
Emoji miracle
Sometimes, you just need to use tiny Asian pictures to tell a Bible story.
So sit back, kids, and let uncle Owen tell you about the time…
Jesus turned the water into wine… Read more
no present tense grace allowed
Why do we praise people who have a checkered past, but judge those with a checkered present?
Let’s be honest. Most of the time, IMs are for impromptu movie references and swapping LOLs.
But, every once in a while, you actually have a deep, useful instant message exchange that gives you an idea or helps you see something in a new way. I had one of those conversations with two friends this week….
Oct 1
Sep 21
How to Email Groups from Your iPhone
Email on the iphone and ipad is a pretty good experience. With one big exception. Groups. Steve Jobs insists you only converse electronically with one person at a time. If you break this rule, you’re punished by having to tap, tap, tap every recipients’ address one by painful one.
The discomfort is even worse when you can see your beautiful, elegant groups sitting in there your contacts. They’re synced up from your desktop address book, but you can’t use them. So close, yet so far away.
Thankfully, there’s an app for that.
MailShot is free. It’s available for iPad and iPhone on the App Store. It imports groups from your contacts and reformats them to work in your iOS email. Once you go through the quick set-up, type the group name into an address field – just like a single contact.
Except now, your email’s on it’s way to the whole crew.
No more typing recipients one at a time. Sweet!
Like this:
You wanna fight?
WildDog, ready to throw down for a serious play fight after I made him chase a rock.
Later, he would get mud in my shorts.
