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Comments (13)Yes, Topaz is a lot of fun. My DS and DIL gave it to me for Christmas. HDR stands for High Dynamic Range--the goal being for the lightest and darkest parts of a photo (and everything in between) to show up with equal intensity. (That's over-simplifying it, but it's the best I can do.) You can do this to a degree with Topaz, but the more ambitious photographers take several exposures of the same subject and then blend them together. I wouldn't be surprised if Nicole's DH has done this. (Nicole?)...See MoreI'll Show you mine, If You show me Yours, Monday April 11
Comments (29)Interesting ~ Sometimes when a picture is posted here and I want to see it enlarged, I'll click the picture. Sometimes it has taken me to a larger picture or the host site and sometimes not. Kat_wa, do you sometimes unlock your albums at Photobucket? The reason I asked is that sometime back you posted a picture and I wanted to see the large version of it. When I clicked it, it took me to your album page and the only other picture there was of you and your son (I'm guessing) playing some kind of card game during one of your treatments. That was before you revealed yourself ... LOL I kept your secret :-) for a long time I might add!! Ha... Anyway, just wanted you to know that maybe your settings aren't where you want them to be. Thanks for posting about this.....learn something new here everyday....See MoreTotal gut and demo starts Monday...what do you do for water?
Comments (28)We're doing...okay. :) The water heater should get here Thursday or Friday, and DH will get the laundry sink hooked up hot and cold. Once that happens life will get much, much easier. I've also ordered a 2nd portable induction hob which is also on the way. For plumbing, for now, I'm using the garden sprayer on our front porch for quick rinsing (the "don't let stuff dry and get crusty before I actually wash it" rinsing) and for actual dishwashing, we're using the bathtub in the main bathroom on the second floor. Hauling a big plastic tub with all the dishes up and down is...sub-optimal. (I'm snorting). As I sit and type my back is on freakin' FIRE. I wish, wish, wish we could do pizza or subs or whatever...but half our house is basically wheat, corn, and soy free...and I'm on a 3-mth protocol that doesn't allow for a bunch of other stuff that makes it extremely difficult to find anything "legal" that's not from scratch. It sucks under normal conditions. With the demo in full swing, it's making me tear my hair out. I'm hoping hoping hoping that we'll gain efficiencies as we go along and figure more stuff out. For example, I was prepping some ribs today for smoking (had to work from home with a sick kid) and realized I had a box of food prep gloves from a previous life that would be MUCH easier than washing my hands every 5 minutes while working with raw pork. AH HA! So the good news, by the end of this coming weekend, we should be as set up as we can get for the next two months. The bad news is that unless our reno is the extreme outlier that gets done earlier than scheduled (I'm snorting again) we're looking at 7 more weeks MINIMUM until our new kitchen is ready for prime-time. I keep thinking about how amazingly awesome it really will be, and how easy everything will seem with this behind us. It's just about time to pick some slabs and tile...2nd most fun thing ever after appliance shopping. :)...See MoreWhat are you doing Monday on Tuesday 43024
Comments (16)I would not mess with that crow lol! Paula your Hosta are looking great and it must be fun having the mockingbirds. Here's hoping Gary! Lisa hail is no fun at all. Hopefully newer leaves will cover the damage. Wow you have been busy and your plants are so much farther ahead than mine. Well everyone is ahead of me. Ann you must be happy to have those ties almost gone. They should have taken care of them but often it is just quicker to do things ourselves. Pieter what a lovely thing to do. You are almost like the Miss Wilmott of marigolds lol! At least people get them willingly from you. For anyone curious look up Miss Wilmott's Ghost. Steve it is always great when rain helps out! old_dirt I am trying to get caught up on weeding/compost and mulching too. I got cedar chips last year for mulch and got sections done with a lot more to do this year. It was not inexpensive but it will certainly helps with weed suppression. Years ago I had cedar mulch from a huge sawmill that was like coarse ground. I loved it but it is no longer available so I had to go for the smallest chips I could find. Your Sagae is wonderful! Debra your yard is looking so tidy! I am still cleaning up leaves and debris in spots despite having done a good fall clean up. I just came in from spraying with Bobbex. It was a most unpleasant experience because the black flies are out! They are not in a feeding frenzy yet but I did have to wipe blood of my face... sigh. I have to be in precarious spots at times so I can't wear the bug shirt. I will get pics later since I was driven to distraction by those cursed black flies....See Moredjacob Z6a SE WI
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