I have to manually install the drivers, which is okay but I can't figure out the paper cartridges.
I'm sorry to hear about your lost babies.
I'm very impressed
tallyollyopia
! That's a very recognisable Minion :nod: You're being way too hard on yourself. He's fractionally deformed, at worst 
and definitely tons better than I could ever hope to do 
The ice drop is incredible too 
OMG, what a coincidence. I have these exact same plates (and bowls) !!!!! What are the chances? In our house, this is actually our old set now, but still.
Good luck with this. I really hope the hearing goes well. When do you learn the decision? That free public transport to the grocery store is a tremendous benefit.
I have no clue when the decision will be available. I did talk with my lawyer on Saturday (yes, he called me on Memorial Day Weekend just to make sure I was feeling confident and not fretting!), and he says that even if this appeal goes against us, we have more avenues to explore. This is good news, because as long as the process is active, I won't lose my Medicaid, and I couldn't afford my meds without it. And you are right...the grocery trips would mean..well...I'd still do all the staples once a month with Mike, but I could get little THINGS inbetween...salad...bell peppers...squash...drool
Good luck with this. I really hope the hearing goes well. When do you learn the decision? That free public transport to the grocery store is a tremendous benefit.
I have totally been worrying about this. So far no. But they are wrestling with the drop cloths for the paint so that is a bit annoying. They're both so wild. Angua really makes Carrot play like a kitten.
Any zoomie races with cats pasting themself in to the walls yet? When I changed from carpet to vinyl with my 2 tabby girls within a week they had managed to slide right across the room and splatter in to the wall several times before they got the hang of how to hang on to the slippery surface.They also had a terrible habit of helping with painting and had a number of baths to clean up. The new kitchen vinyl had lovely little green paw prints on it from snowleopard jumping up on a newly painted bit of woodwork then down on to the flooring that had only been down a week. Paws carefully cleaned up but to clean the vinyl would have lifted off the surface so I just had to live with them - it looked really funny. Mouse is almost as bad - he got quite a bit of quite matt wall paint down his sides when I was painting my sitting room a couple of years back and I had to wash it off quickly before he tried to lick away.
Thank you about the minion. Our plate, bowl, and saucer set came from a church sale last year, and it's our newest. (Dishes tend to get broken on a pretty regular basis around here.)
Mamanyt1953
That sounds painful.
It may be time for me to crack out my wrist braces. This barely ever happens, but it does happen sometimes like now. Wrist braces really help.
That sounds painful.I hope you finish the painting soon so your wrists stop hurting!
Pixie had a good line in howls when he was younger - he used to 'sing' along to sirens when police cars etc came within earshot. Leah copied him one day, and looked SO surprised at the sound that came out of her mouthThey're both pretty defensive/territorial about the house though - I pity any burglar that dares to venture in here. Pixie isn't proactive (just stays put and growls), but Leah will charge at people, growling and barking like crazy. She's way better than any doorbell though
Don't get rid of your paper pictures. Even better if you have the negatives. Who knows what kind of technology will overtake us. Remember 78 records, hardly anyone has a device to play those. Or any records. Same with cassette tapes. I just "inherited" a bunch of cassettes from 1978 with my father's voice talking about his life and he was born in 1897, yes, century before last.. I do still have the cassette recorder I used in college to record lectures, so this is going to come in handy to transfer all of this into print after taking it down on the computer and then translating it into English so my kids can read it. Paper pictures and written records will still be good 100 years from now if properly taken care of, your tapes and other electronic media will be outdated and there may not be any way to look at your precious pictures if all you have is an electronic signal that nobody has a device that can read it.
No digital pictures but I have tons of prints from 35 mm camera days. (This was a long time ago) One of these days, I'm going to digitize them all. She really was a great dog and my devoted buddy for years. She had this tremendous howl that would rise and fall like the Hound of the Baskervilles and I'm convinced kept us from being burgled more than once. Of course, had anyone actually broken in, she would have greeted them like they were her long lost best friend.
I can't wear wrist braces--for some reason they make my arms swell and become unable to bear any kind of touch or pressure on them. (Don't know why, and don't really care.) I'm glad they work for you and you'll be able to finish your painting with minimum pain.
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(VERY glad I hadn't just had a mouthful of my morning coffee! :lol3: ) Pixie and Leah are dogs - the ones in the pic I posted in this thread a day or two ago Pixie does a very good line in 'purring' though :catguy:
I would never get rid of my prints, slides and negatives for all the reasons you mention. I know Kodachome 64 slides have a terrific record for maintaining true color over many decades. As for turntables and cassette players - I had both until I moved two years ago but I didn't have space for anything more than my CDs so reluctantly left everything else behind. Fortunately I didn't have any family stories on them - that's really cool that you have your father's voice on tape. I wish I did.
I was having problems with the site a few days ago but not the same thing you describe. I don't blame you for getting annoyed. It sounds extremely frustrating!
