Name something that gives you great comfort

CherylHutch said:

Inserting Images
OK... here goes. The html tag for inserting images is very easy... it's getting the concept across that is a little harder to do

< img src="URL of image" >

Above is the HTML tag that you must use, minus the spaces after and before the brackets < >. But if I didn't put the spaces there, it wouldn't show up in this post

The next thing is you will have to have uploaded your photos to one of the online photo storage areas, like Flickr or if you have your own website, then you can upload your photos to your server, which would create an individual "URL". To put one of your own pictures, then it would have to be the URL to where your picture is on the internet

< img src="http://farm1.static.flickr.com/224/495188067_1c5f57537a.jpg" >

The above is the coding for my picture of Bridget... you would replace the URL with the URL to your own picture, as well, take out the spaces between < and img and then at the end between .jpg" and >. Hopefully this makes some kind of sense

Huggggggs,

Cheryl

CherylHutch said:

More comfort things
As most of you know, one of my passions is working in the theatre world. Ever since being DX'd in December 2006 and then going through the surgery, etc., once I healed from that and started my chemo/radiation, I emerged myself more and more in the theatre. Granted, that was a bit of an escapism, but it worked great! Not only do I get enormous support from my theatre buddies, the theatre is really a great escape from the medical world. When you are involved at the theatre, you are not surrounded by doctors, hospitals, scan machines, needles and reports. You are surrounded by friends, fun, laughter and everyone working together to put on a great production.

I have worked/volunteered for many theatre companies over the years (all of them wonderful, I might add), but Theatre Under The Stars, Vancouver's outdoor theatre is definitely the one that has stolen my heart... and in turn, has been there for me every step of my journey.

I now volunteer year round, even though we only do the productions (two Broadway Musicals) in July/August every year. There is still tons of work for two of us to maintain the office year round.

Here is a picture I took early this month... in March, no less!! And yes, look, there is snow on the ground This is where my dog and I go to when we go to the office a couple or more days/week. Our office is downsairs at sidewalk level... so right underneath the front windows:



Now... fast forward (or in this case, go back) to the summer. Here is the same building where we have our office, but now you can see the summer greenery and colour... not to mention, you can't see our office because of all the greenery!! LOL!!



Needless to say, it's paradise going into the office, where I can take my dog to work with me, whether it's winter or summer

Hugggggs,

Cheryl