I love pumpkin pie. I'm about the only one in my family that eats it, so on Thanksgiving I get to eat the whole pie.

 

Lucky. Pumpkin pie.

 

for a few years after the local fire dept. was first formed the unskilled members were quite famous for saving rock chimneys ..( didn`t know how to stop a blase ) now they are quite professional and we`re certainly glad to have them ..

 

I seen a pumkin on the news this am said was 1527 lbs now there be some pie !

 

Slowly fine tuning the new camera... I was surprised to actually see this today.

 

Did you hear about the guy who grew a 500 pound pumpkin and then set it in his yard for dsiplay. The next day he woke up and the pumpkin was gone. Somebody stole it!

 

My girls.

 

Very Nice pics!

 

slam in a 3 5 1

 

The camera itself is really good but in our discussions it sounds like the did scam ya.

 

The camera both he and I have (Canon 40D (400D) will do black and white, however I do prefer to shoot everything in colour. That way you can use Photoshop to convert it to B&W, so you have a version of both. There are times where I have taken B&W pics and wished they were in colour instead. You have to set the file size (JPG, RAW, etc) before taking the pic. Once the picture has been taken, the only way to edit the settings is on a computer, not on the camera.

 

Love that B&W pic. Very nice.

 

Thanks!

 

Wow Aaron lucky man great looking girls you have & I agree that B&W is really somethin else.

 

I'm still trying to convince the one on the right that a Mustang is a reasonable, level-headed purchase that the whole family could benefit from.

The one on the left, however, is already on board.

 

It only took me 15 years to convince my "one on the right" that it was a good purchase. Eventually the "one on the right" usually just gives in because they're tired of us bringing it up.

 

Just so long as it doesn't backfire and "the one on the right" makes me end up being "the one on the couch."

 

I don't have one on the right or left, so I have one of these...



and these...

 

Hooray!

Boo!

In that order!

 

In about 4-6 weeks the hooray gets tucked in for the winter. Booooo.