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Awww....(Scary how fast they grow up, eh?)

Beautiful underwater pics, Wilso. How cool!

Here's my pic.
It was taken earlier this year at my parent's farm.

Beautiful daughter, squinney. Whom does she take after?

Hey Superjuly, how've you been? That's an amazing photo.

Squinney, too sweet. Your daughter looks lovely.

Thank you. She was fortunate enough to only get the good parts of each of us. I think she's pretty balanced that way. Dimples are obviously from my Mom.

Hi SuperJuly! Great pic. I really like it in the black and white.

Wilso - You still swimmin with the fishes?

Great pics everyone! :-D

Oooooh, so glad to see that. I don't have it on my computer now, and the real life photos, by my friend Krista, are somewhere in some box.
littlek, perhaps we can try again, that was on your own photo site, right?, or was it?
Not only your site, but a2k and my yahoo email had trouble communicating for several months on things like spam reports; this has been now resolved by my getting a new non yahoo email addy.
I'll pm you with it and maybe I can access your site again, if so invited.

I don't have my long time pacco avatar available either, schniff, though the photo is also in some box, probably the same box, in storage (don't get me started on that).

Update on him, I'm working up to looking into the cart things, to which I've long been anti. I'm getting less anti; I had been thinking them more about the owner than the dog. But my vet says it's more complicated than that. Pacco is still my treasure, still tuned in, bright eyed. Well, damn.

In the meantime, he had a visit with Sallydog this last week, good for him, and for her too. No humping of ribs or ears going on though, sigh.

I remember that picture, osso. We've seen it before and it is just darling,
especially now that Pacco is ill, it becomes all the more precious.

And Superjuly came back - how nice to see you! Great picture too -
passion fruit, right?

Squinney, she's absolutely adorable, and I know she is a younger version
of yourself (from the pictures I've seen). You can be proud of her, she
is one pretty girl.

Wilso underwater pictures of the turtle are great too. You must have
a good underwater camera, eh?

Not to be maudlin, but I'd been a few weeks past my second lumpectomy and just pre my weeks of radiation when those pictures were taken - I think. Maybe slightly before.

That's the thing, all of our photos have contexts.

Me, I'm just one of the more freely writing writers here on a2k.. re emotions.

I still like free writing, would urge others to speak freely or more freely.. about their photos, even if not immediately.

I'm presently thrilled to see the flower hat photos.

your daughter is beautiful!

But, I gotta say.. she looks like a grown woman in that picture.

But, Im sure papa bear sits on the porch every night, shotgun in hand, with a tshirt saying " I aint afraid to go back to jail" .. just to keep those boys away..

I remember earlier photos that you posted, squinney. All of them were nice. Your son and daughter as children; a later one showing your husband and your daughter on her sixteenth birthday.

Children grow up too fast. My oldest daughter is now 24 and working in Los Angeles.

My first turtle while diving.

This grouper is always following us in this area. You can hand feed it.

My daughter Annie was a finalist in her first grade spelling bee.
(annie is the girl on the left)

I like the green of Wilso's pictures. Would be great blown up in a
series hanging on the wall.

aaaww wandel, Annie looks mighty proud of herself in this picture.
I hope she won the spelling bee contest.

CJ,

Annie lasted 10 rounds in the final. She goofed on the word "silver" by spelling it "sliver". A boy was the winner. (Of course, Annie still has reason to be proud. The school principal gave her a special certificate.)

Two weeks ago, we had a nice meal with some English (A2K) friends on this marketplace in the neighbour town



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very nice, Walter.
it would make a swell jig-saw puzzle...

Very nice, very inviting.

I'll say! It makes me want to be there right now.

Great photo, Walter!