Opening Day at Fenway Park is almost here! Even the Bava is dancing with joy!
Here is a link to John Johnston’s ds106 assignment that I followed. While I should have been commenting on my students’ blogs, ever the procrastinatrix, I spent an hour or so with Ryan‘s encouragement via Google Hangout (read: “Be patient!” “No, don’t click there…click THERE!!! ) making this happen.
I used Gimp and somehow did it wrong but it still came out okay.
Instructions to follow. Ironically, I have to leave now to take my kid to his baseball practice. 🙂
A few hours later…
Here is a link to the instructions I followed (more or less) using GIMP.
After posting the above image, via Twitter I had this exchange:
Hmm… a challenge. I like challenges.
Not sure if there is a gif out there of Yaz dancing. I remain hopeful. But in the interim, here is an image taken FROM the Green Monster towards one of the icons of the Boston skyline — the CITGO sign– and what’s-his-name doing the Fenway Shuffle on top.
This one took me 5 minutes to make, on my own, and with a beer in one hand. Boom.
Indeed, it is the stupid stuff that engages us.
Okay, maybe tomorrow I will get my homework done…. 🙂
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