Travel
I got a roll of film developed today at Costco and asked for the disc to be included. Judie Ashford was right in that I should ignore the software on the disc and just look for the Pictures folder. I've never been able to open up one of those discs on my Mac, but I was able to do it this time.
I think these were taken at a little city park in Kalispell, Montana when I was there a year ago trying to get into Glacier NP in June with Carolyn. (Carolyn, let me know if these are not from that park!) Please click to enlarge.
Taken at Glacier National Park:
And of course, one of my all-time favorites, T. Roosevelt N.P.:
This was somewhere in the midwest - notice how comparatively flat it is. It could have been at the bug-ridden park in Michigan. I probably jumped into the tent after I took this photo and didn't come out again until packing up to leave the next morning!
Here are several photos I took on my walk last week, through old Sutter's Fort and in McKinley Park:
And finally, the kids came by on Halloween, and the last two pics were taken at Mather Field Sports Complex. One is at the gate of the soccer complex - a field on either side of the gate; the other is looking in the direction of the huge skateboard ramps and I had hoped to catch a skater reaching the top of the ramp, but I don't think I did.
The roll had 36 pictures on it and spanned quite some time, so I'm sure the quality isn't what it might have been if I had used it right away. From now on I am going to try to only buy 12 exposure rolls, but it's difficult enough to find film these days. I have a roll of black & white to be developed but Costco can't do it because the film doesn't have "C-41" printed anywhere on it. Whatever that means.
I should have left Costco with the pictures but I decided to take a quick walk through the store - I came out with a cart full of snack items! Never shop for food when you are hungry. Did someone tell me that?
I'm going to the gym tonight and probably wouldn't have much trouble talking Jeannie into going to a sports bar afterwards, but she will probably have the girls with her. Donald jacked up his knee - the one with recent surgery. He goes for an MRI, I think tomorrow. I jokingly said to him that we would have to coordinate our surgeries so that Jeannie can get us there and back! I didn't realize then that he might actually have to have another operation, but I sure hope not.
And I hope my medical stuff doesn't keep me out of the gym for long. I can see real progress. You ladies "of a certain age" know how if you hold an arm up in the air it gets all saggy and wrinkly? Well now mine don't do that - maybe just a teensy bit, but it won't be for long. I just love to look in the mirror and flex my arm muscles (sort of like a teen-aged boy who has just begun to lift weights). What's the old saying, "Pride goeth before the fall". I'd better try to not be beaming with pride, but I've worked hard for it and will continue.
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Photos from the past
I got a roll of film developed today at Costco and asked for the disc to be included. Judie Ashford was right in that I should ignore the software on the disc and just look for the Pictures folder. I've never been able to open up one of those discs on my Mac, but I was able to do it this time.
I think these were taken at a little city park in Kalispell, Montana when I was there a year ago trying to get into Glacier NP in June with Carolyn. (Carolyn, let me know if these are not from that park!) Please click to enlarge.
Taken at Glacier National Park:
And of course, one of my all-time favorites, T. Roosevelt N.P.:
This was somewhere in the midwest - notice how comparatively flat it is. It could have been at the bug-ridden park in Michigan. I probably jumped into the tent after I took this photo and didn't come out again until packing up to leave the next morning!
Here are several photos I took on my walk last week, through old Sutter's Fort and in McKinley Park:
And finally, the kids came by on Halloween, and the last two pics were taken at Mather Field Sports Complex. One is at the gate of the soccer complex - a field on either side of the gate; the other is looking in the direction of the huge skateboard ramps and I had hoped to catch a skater reaching the top of the ramp, but I don't think I did.
The roll had 36 pictures on it and spanned quite some time, so I'm sure the quality isn't what it might have been if I had used it right away. From now on I am going to try to only buy 12 exposure rolls, but it's difficult enough to find film these days. I have a roll of black & white to be developed but Costco can't do it because the film doesn't have "C-41" printed anywhere on it. Whatever that means.
I should have left Costco with the pictures but I decided to take a quick walk through the store - I came out with a cart full of snack items! Never shop for food when you are hungry. Did someone tell me that?
I'm going to the gym tonight and probably wouldn't have much trouble talking Jeannie into going to a sports bar afterwards, but she will probably have the girls with her. Donald jacked up his knee - the one with recent surgery. He goes for an MRI, I think tomorrow. I jokingly said to him that we would have to coordinate our surgeries so that Jeannie can get us there and back! I didn't realize then that he might actually have to have another operation, but I sure hope not.
And I hope my medical stuff doesn't keep me out of the gym for long. I can see real progress. You ladies "of a certain age" know how if you hold an arm up in the air it gets all saggy and wrinkly? Well now mine don't do that - maybe just a teensy bit, but it won't be for long. I just love to look in the mirror and flex my arm muscles (sort of like a teen-aged boy who has just begun to lift weights). What's the old saying, "Pride goeth before the fall". I'd better try to not be beaming with pride, but I've worked hard for it and will continue.
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I don't know if I've picked up a bug somewhere but I'm not feeling so well today. It didn't stop me from my walk at the gym, but I was sure glad when I got to the end of it and headed home. Now I'm not sure whether to eat...
- Minor Disappointment
I can't get the black lab I saw online out of my mind and have been corresponding with someone from the lab rescue about seeing him. She told me he was in a kennel in Galt undergoing treatment for kennel cough, and then would be in a foster...
- I Survived!
Just got back from the Volksmarch, which turned out to be 11.08 km! I'm too weary to figure out the conversion, but it's probably somewhere around 7 miles. I can never remember if you divide by 1.2 or multiply by .6, or maybe it's...
- Jet Lag?
I know it is more difficult to adjust to the time change when going west than it is the other way around. I thought, however, that driving made a difference, and it does, but I seem to be dealing with a bit of jet lag now. Since the last two...
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