Random Picture Thread - Part Deux
- Thread starter High Cheese
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Mama
Queen of Cornbread
Awww Buzz....she's a keeper!
Cheese.....I'm glad you're okay but I can't believe you weren't hurt.....you really need to play the lottery.
Barb, all that work on the pool was worth it when you see how much those babies are enjoying it...not that you're enjoying it or anything
Cheese.....I'm glad you're okay but I can't believe you weren't hurt.....you really need to play the lottery.
Barb, all that work on the pool was worth it when you see how much those babies are enjoying it...not that you're enjoying it or anything
Well, did you get hurt? Geez, you are just recuperating from the last crash!
The bike is probably fine, right?
Sheesh.
Lee
High Cheese
Saucier
lol..No I didn't get hurt. It was like landing in a big bowl of chocholate mousse. haha
homecook
New member
Barb, all that work on the pool was worth it when you see how much those babies are enjoying it...not that you're enjoying it or anything
Thanks Mama! Yes, we've ALL been enjoying it.
That's funny you say that Lee because he's the middle one (Kyle) and has so many of my mannerisms too that it's uncanny.
buzzard767
golfaknifeaholic
Barb! Kids in your pool? Does this mean no more adult pool parties? Jeesh....
homecook
New member
Heavens NO! It will NEVER happen!!
I do have my priorities!! Besides that's only in the day time for the kids......
Not really exciting pictures, but I thought it was pretty cool to get out of bed and see a sunflower right there, in my second floor bedroom window! LOL!
The other picture was taken out of my window, too. I love sunflowers and they would be really unbelievable if I didn’t have to plant them in pots!
Lee
The other picture was taken out of my window, too. I love sunflowers and they would be really unbelievable if I didn’t have to plant them in pots!
Lee
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. Reminds me of the ET movie.
, but I'll be a happy camper when it's done 
Mr. Green Jeans
New member
We are replacing counter tops and crossing fingers everything is "IN" by Thanksgiving.
Cooksie
Well-known member
I'll cross my fingers for you too! When I had my counter tops re-done, I had something planned (forget what), and had it all organized to the T. Well, they got everything done but the bar/island countertop. We ended up having to put up a big piece of plywood over it. I covered it with a tablecloth and called it good to go. We still had a good time
, but I sure did want it all completed before the tododa.
lifesaver91958
Queen of the Jungle
Nice pics QSis
Adillo303
*****
random pix from the Andy World.
Sorry all cell phone pix, someone in the subway lifted my camera.
Start of homemade pasta this weekend.
Pasta rolled out ready to cut into Linguine
Since I moved my office home, Here are my babies, 2 PC's 1 Apple, all networked.
Including a network printer / scanner and two Internet phone numbers.
Sorry all cell phone pix, someone in the subway lifted my camera.
Start of homemade pasta this weekend.
Pasta rolled out ready to cut into Linguine
Since I moved my office home, Here are my babies, 2 PC's 1 Apple, all networked.
Including a network printer / scanner and two Internet phone numbers.
Adillo303
*****
The Apple is because I need to be able to try out things on an Apple for customers that have an Apple. One of the PC's is for e-Mail, letter / proposal writing, etc. The third does billing. I try to be very paperless, mail is scanned and shredded. I can bring a document up on one PC and be using it as a reference for a remote session on the other PC.
Also, I can have three remote sessions going at once.
Also, I can have three remote sessions going at once.
Jim_S
Resident Curmudgeon
Lee, the one on the left is an aquarium, everyone knows Mac doesn't make real computers!
Andy, I had a similar 3 computer setup for years. IBM PC-XT (with the big hard drive, the 10 meg one and an AST 6 pack), a DEC PRO-350, and an Adds Viewpoint plugged into an AT&T 3B2-400. Latest and greatest software on the IBM, Visicalc and Wordstar. The DEC used proprietary software to communicate with some remote PDP-11's, the unix box ran the main billing system and the IBM handled engineering support software for remote sites with Motorola 6800's in them. Couple of leased t1's on the high capacity connections and everything else was 300 baud dialup.
Jim
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Jim_S
Resident Curmudgeon
I didn't mention the Eagle and Columbia CPM boxes, the IBM 302 accounting machine or the IBM 1130 running Fortran IV!
Jim
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'lil Chef
my niece)
Sass Muffin
Coffee Queen ☕
Gretchen!
and a recent of me.
She's nine years old now.
On my birthday, I joked that there are now two old bitches living under one roof.
and a recent of me.
She's nine years old now.
On my birthday, I joked that there are now two old bitches living under one roof.