A wonderful, helpful person left a comment on my last entry, which sent me to Google, which led me to an inexpensive program that rescued my pictures.
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Hello there!
I kept a journal on AOL for over four years. AOL decided to get rid of journals, so I transferred my memories from there to Blogspot. I don't intend to add to this site, except perhaps to add some pictures that were lost in the transfer; I'm keeping it for the memories: memories of babysitting my granddaughters; of my long-gone dog, Mandy; of nights spent at the cabin; of vacations and motorcycles bought and sold.
Thanks, Blogspot, for helping me save my memories.
Thanks, Blogspot, for helping me save my memories.
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- my mom's library table
- switchboard memories
- The Saturday Six
- Well now...
- about gossip
- small-town stuff
- Weekend assignment
- 10 things I've done that you probably haven't
- Look outside my back door!
- sharing something inspirational
- Mandy
- odds and ends
- I believe
- Texas pictures (too many probably)
- Thank you, Ryanagi!!! I found my pictures.
- busy butchering day
- Sequence
- life (and death) in the country
- There's noplace like home
- Greetings from Fort Worth
- Me? a horse whisperer?
- I Wish I'd Written That
- OK, NOW I'm getting excited
- Weekend Assignment #47: Teenage Crushes
- critters
- oh my GOODNESS!!!!
- Snow... mostly hype
- received in e-mail from my friend Helen
- perhaps snow is coming
- the flu has hit our house
- about my ride
- I'm a real cowgirl
- my favorite new products
- happy times
- My graduation picture
- 1. What is your favorite restaurant to visit for b...
- busy weekend ahead (but fun)
- a wonderful day
- news and notes
- John Scalzi's Weekend Assignment
- Texas, we're on our way
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About Me
- Donna. W
- I was born in 1944. My husband and I are retired, living in a mobile home, and loving life every day with our oldest grandson living in our old house next door to lend us a helping hand if we need it.
4 comments:
Thanks for showing the pictures. Glad you figured out what happened and was able to save them.
I really was interested to see the process on the pigs. That was interesting and I'm glad you showed us those things.
Now let's eat. When's the bacon going to be cured? I'm ready - LOL!
Glad you were able to save the pictures. I have so many journals to read I might not leave a comment here every time..but I DO read your entries. Hugs. *Barb*
http://journals.aol.com/barbpinion/HEYLETSTALK
Yay! Glad you were able to get them back. :-)
MY BROTHER-IN-LAW HAD A HOG BUTCHERED FOR HIS FAMILY A COUPLE OF WEEKS AGO, AND THEY SAID THEIR BACON DID NOT TASTE LIKE STORE BACON.....I TOLD THEM IT WAS BECAUSE IT HAD NOT BEEN CURED OR SMOKED..WAS I RIGHT? IF SO, HOW DO THEY DO THIS NOW DAYS?
CARLENE
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