Hey there, little fella!

Each of the pics I snapped of this tiny lizard came out a bit blurry thanks to his size and the fact that he's perched on the outside of the screen. The body alone is about an inch long, and he skittered around the patio window for a good twenty minutes, amusing the cat greatly.

Another thing I wanted to mention - for some reason with my iPhone4, the original orientation of pictures seem to be embedded into the file itself. So if a picture was taken 'upside down', then even if I rotate the image in Photoshop and save in a new orientation, when I import into Blogger, the picture is once again/still upside down.

The only way I've found to resolve this is to take a screenshot of the picture in the final orientation I want, paste into a new file, then save and import the new file. Any ideas, smart people of the internet?

Eeep!

Per yesterday's post about getting my butt in gear and getting our pictures organized, I finally downloaded Picasa, (a free photo program from Google) and set it loose on the entire PC, scanning every nook and cranny for pics.

Picasa has a feature that will recognize faces. Imagine how surprised I was when a ghostly child showed up in 103 pictures. Little Timmy Jones, one of my third grade schoolmates who was killed in a completely accidental and totally not my fault way.


Okay, I admit that this didn't actually happen, but it would be damn freaky if it did.

Hospital Snaps

Always remember 2! (sniffle!)

The fact that the 'Labyrinth' plate uses a different font and different arrows than the other plates troubles me more than it should...

Bridget is a Ho. Pass it on.

All too often, when someone hurts us we recoil and withdraw. We end the relationship and do our best to forget they ever existed. But this can lead to being hurt again, since you can more easily forget how nasty people can be.

Often, we have mementos of the relationship - ticket stubs, love letters, and photos. Some people like to burn all this memorabilia, but this is not the best way to heal. Oh no.

Instead of packing away all those old photos in a box, never to be seen again - display your detested person for all to see. With personalized Sparkling Negativity Frames from MikeCo!
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Did a lover screw you over? Did a friend tell your most precious secret? Did Bridget kiss Bobby when she knew he was yours all yours?

Sparkling Negativity Frames are the answer! Operators are standing by!