This little guy was just one of a couple little snakes and frogs that were temporarily relocated while we reworked a flower bed in our front yard this weekend:
Gabe’s long locks were getting pretty unruly, so it was time for a cut:
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While there aren’t any actual toddling pictures here, Gabe has really started walking around. He hasn’t given up crawling yet, but he stands up on his own two feet and gets around pretty good when he chooses.
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Book Review: Mirror, Mirror by Gregory Maguire
Short version: A clear winner- more readable than The Trolley, better historical hooks than The Crying of Lot 49, and less footnotes than The Illuminatus! Trilogy.
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Just a single pic today- this one is Gabe just chilling out:
Gabe is cruising around the house behind his alligator walking toy:
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I am suspecting that the recent migration of Digitalspace servers is causing hiccups with bturnip.com email. I am getting some email from some accounts, but nothing is coming in for my main bturnip account. I have been able to send mail out, just not get anything back. In the meantime, try my bturnip at gmail account.
Gabe spends the day with Lady Colglazier and gets to hang out in the pool! These pics come courtesy of Gran herself:
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The problem: A file needs to have newlines inserted at the end of a record. The current record delimiter is the word “END”. My version of sed doesn’t recognize inserting “n” or “r”.
Solution: Use sed and tr
sed -e 's/END/+/g' original.txt | tr "+" "n" > new.txt
The trick is making sure my orignial substitution {+} isn’t in the orignial file, easily checked bygrep -c "+" original.txt
