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Posted on 04/01/2008 4:05:44 AM PDT by JustAmy
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Gorgeous, Cardhu!
You’re not the only one, GardenGirl.
Cardhu, I want you to know I have tried to install the PowerPoint via your link, and it is just not working out on this computer. I also got a “severe” error message and a shutdown.
I tried, though... I did hear some of the lovely music on the fruit one.
Nice sunshiny greeting, Amy, especially as I was feeling blue this morning. Better now. Our temps dropped 15-20 degrees today.
I love these Powerpoint presentations. Yours was as beautiful as any I’ve ever seen. I downloaded it to my computer...thanks!
LOL! Thanks.
Hi Amy,
Long time no see. I can’t remember the last time I posted on here - the forum looks so different.
I hope you are doing well!
The Power Point Presentations don’t like Internet Explorer for some reason. My Mozilla Firefox picks them up beautifully.
In fact, IE has been causing a lot of people problems. I hardly ever click on with IE anymore.
...Chickie:)
Thanks, Yorkie, that explains it.
;o)
Cute kitty! Sorry you had to put off your doctor visit..
I have had the kitty massage for years..but mine is not animated.
Be good to yourself!
I have seen a coyote right off my patio..my first ever here since I moved in in the early 90s.
Aww...so cute! Doctor tomorrow morning. Felt fairly well today. I have good days. Some of it could be depression from worrying about feeling bad physically. These bodies are peculiar sometimes and can give symptoms we can’t deal with! I got a lot of FRmails last Friday after I wrote you all. I loved and appreciated every single one but didn’t get to answer. Probably went to the couch. Gotta get my spirit back, have much to do....like everyone! Thanks, friend!
Are you kidding...a cayote? When, and what did it do? Will they hurt you bad or kill your little animals? Do you live in the country or woods or anything? Gosh! I am such a coward around unfamiliar animals. Don’t guess I have ever seen a cayote, except in pictures!
I know what you mean, Jaycee. The mind-body relationship keeps us wondering. When our bodies do strange things, it IS worrisome. I’m glad you saw your mail. Be careful to pace yourself and don’t overdo. Amy’s Place and The Finest will still be here...(((HUGS))):)
The coyote took the same route at the edge of the patio as the neighbor cats do..A coyote will kill cats..so I am glad mine is an indoor cat..
I live in town but have woods and a ravine at the back that curves around the neighborhood..There is a lake not far from me,too.
I am concerned for my raccoons that come to feed..I saw him last week and it did not dawn on me what it was..but when I saw him this morning I looked it up..and sure enough it is a coyote. He can eat the babies of all my critters. His ribs were showing..
I see foxes now and then,too.
(This was four months ago, in Colorado.)
I never let my 'furry kid' outside alone. The coyotes are very sly, and will hide in bushes. They work together - one taunting, the other one attacking from behind.
My friends had a 6" concrete fence with bunnies and chickens in pens and in their enclosed yard - the coyotes got every one of them.
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