The 21st (Coming of Age) Random Discussion for TPBM *spleen warning*

Skrim17 wrote in post #7383572
We had pasta as well, angel hair with tomato sauce and turkey keilbasa.

We had mongolion beef over rice. MMmMMmmM.

And video of kittypalooza would be fantastic. Just sayin.

3Turner wrote in post #7383534
Ah...never tried it myself.


Don't you hate when that happens? See a scene and try to take a shot and it don't come out the same.


Aw, since Friday....Alex's weekend was shot. Bummer.

Just saw that the History Channel is showing the true story of Valkyrie again....gonna be watching that for the next hour and a half

Yeah his weekend pretty well was shot.... Poor guy!

puddlepirate44 wrote in post #7383544

OMG ROFLMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

sevillafox wrote in post #7383545
Sorry for no MMQ...I'll confess....I scanned for pics.

Zane: I hope your sister is well after her surgery. Lovely silhouette shot.

Becky: I hope your ankle feels better.

Permie: Lovely bird and tractor shots.

Crissa: Lovely wedding shots.

Terri: Love those neat perspective shots.

Paula: Best wishes for your mom.

Jenn: Glad you had some fun this weekend. Sorry your little dude has the ills. I hope it doesn't get anywhere near as bad as what Aidan had.

G'ame folks. Kids are in bed. It's been a long day here. Both boys had the crabbies all day. Aidan because he's still not up to snuff and Ian popped another tooth. I'm finally feeling well enough NOT to go to bed with the kids.

Thanks Tiff! I'm hoping he doesn't get any sicker too.... He's hardly eaten all day...

Cat per your request:

Beauty & the Beast:

Oogly that was good. I made (Terri close your eyes) fresh pasta sauce, shrimp, and spaghetti that turned out fantastic. I way over ate, as usual.

CrazieCricket wrote in post #7383224
She doesn't have Alzheimers. She has suffered from severe severe depression for at least 15 yrs (or more). We have taken her to many doctors...tried many medications etc...over the years and nothing seems to help her. Finally moved her in with my Aunt, who is a nurse and runs a home for mostly eldery folks. She seemed to start getting better recently, so moved her back home. That lasted about two days and she really took a down turn. Seems she can't handle being alone (read "total panic"). So, moved her back with my aunt. Now we are considering moving her to an assisted living. Her depression has somehow triggered alot of other phobias etc... and we are just at our wits end in how to help her anymore. There is ALOT more to this story, but this is a very brief explanation.

That's really hard Paula

thomascanty wrote in post #7383289
I actually took a couple pictures today. First time in almost two months... I stopped a couple miles from home as I headed back from the grocery store:

That's what where you live looks like? Weird Thanks for sharing Lonnie, I love seeing peoples hoods.

Guineh wrote in post #7383307
Gin & Tonic, Anyone?

Not with the radioactive tonic, thank you though. Nice shot

poppie guy wrote in post #7383479
hello TPBM

Mike! *hands over a pomegranate* Eat that it is a good diuretic

puddlepirate44 wrote in post #7383544

! Perfect.

Skrim17 wrote in post #7383572
We had pasta as well, angel hair with tomato sauce and turkey keilbasa.

Yummy

cfpackerfan wrote in post #7383578
We had mongolion beef over rice. MMmMMmmM.

Mmmm good eats tonight.

Those are great Becky!
I really like the first one.

Nice show shots Bucky

GAH, I can't get my card reader to act right, darn dell readers! Everyone I know with one has had some sort of trouble with them!

I have a secondary CF card reader I use but it doesn't read the little XD cards form the Olympus.

Skrim17 wrote in post #7383767
GAH, I can't get my card reader to act right, darn dell readers! Everyone I know with one has had some sort of trouble with them!

Built in? Yeah, no, fortunately external ones are cheap.

Skrim17 wrote in post #7383767
GAH, I can't get my card reader to act right, darn dell readers! Everyone I know with one has had some sort of trouble with them!

I don't ever use mine. Has been nothing but grief for me.
Remember when the first one I had didn't work, and when the guy they sent to fix it replaced it, he fired my computer? Remember that? Oh boy.
Then with my second computer (the replacement they sent me under warranty) started having card reader issues, I just stopped using it.

I've got a fantastic USB card reader that I use all the time now.

Crissa, you can get a 12 in 1 reader for less then 20 bucks that reads the xd cards.

I usually just reboot and all is well, my only usb one reads CF's only.

puddlepirate44 wrote in post #7383544

sevillafox wrote in post #7383545
I'm finally feeling well enough NOT to go to bed with the kids.

Good to hear, Tiff.

Skrim17 wrote in post #7383798
I usually just reboot and all is well, my only usb one reads CF's only.

When you remove your card, do you choose 'eject' or 'safely remove' ? That was my first problem. "safely remove" removes the whole blasted reader. And when it's internal, that's an issue.

Becky N wrote in post #7383716
Beauty & the Beast:

What's the background for the set in those last two supposed to be? Looks like it's supposed to be writing of some kind, but it's pretty blurry. Nice pics, though!

short5 wrote in post #7383742
That's what where you live looks like? Weird Thanks for sharing Lonnie, I love seeing peoples hoods.

Yep. It's just miles and miles of that kind of terrain around here, interrupted every once in a while by a few square blocks of civilization. I took those pictures right on the border of Lancaster. That's the next town north of me, about three or four miles away. There isn't much in those few miles between Lancaster and Palmdale except Joshua Trees, yuccas, sagebrush, dirt and sand, and coyotes.