I had no idea I'd taken so many door photos on this trip until I started getting them ready to post. FIFTEEN DOORS. What can I say, I love pretty/interesting/unique doors. However fifteen is WAY too many to post on the blog so I've uploaded them to my flickr account and you look at all of them there.
But here's a sampling...
Okay, that's enough for now. To see ALL the doors, check out my flickr.
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A while back I disabled word verification in the comment section of my blog. Word verification is time consuming and annoying and I like it when I don't have to deal with it on other people's blogs. BUT I have been having a terrible time with spam comments, deleting several a day for weeks now so I've (reluctantly) re-enabled the word verification feature. I apologize for this added step and know I might lose some commenters in the process but, people, I don't have that much time to write and read blogs and I don't want to waste precious time every day dealing with all the spammers.
If anyone knows of a way to keep out the spammers without word verification, please let me know. I'm technologically challenged and have not been able to find another way to block them.
8 comments:
I love the doors! Very pretty! I don't blame you... I'd take their pix too. : )
¡Qué mala suerte con los 'espameros' ;)!
Y, ¡qué cantidad de puertas magníficas!
Love those doors! Really pretty...
I recently removed word verification, only to put it back on within 2 weeks for the same reason you mentioned. Sigh.
Very pretty doors!
I love the doors! There are some gorgeous ones here.
I started up comment moderation because of spam. I just hate word verification too and didn't want to do that to my commenters (is that a word?)
Anyway - it has worked out well. I get rid of spam before it posts and no verification!
the doors are gorgeous...i would have taken pics too!
i adore door pictures...what is it about them that is so intriguing? i've been having spam trouble too...yuck!
And those doors are all SOLID wood. We hardly even know what that is here in the US--I hate 'aglomerado'.
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