That is probably what attracted Me to the title of that post. I just didn't look at it carefully enough. And no, I don't need a new wife. I had the perfect Wife. At least She was in My eyes; but I lost Her to cancer 2 and a half years ago. I still wear the ring She put on My finger and will until someone removes it upon My being called home to be with Her and Our Lord God willing. My first thought was that maybe something awful had happened to His Wife.

What was the question anyway?

Holy cow, I ain't saying shiz!

Man, I really hate getting older. I had to read this post because I thought it said "my wife is no longer available", and it peaked my interest. I have been having the same problem reading books lately. Might need new glasses.

I have been using a Rosewill KVM switch for at least 5 or 6 years with no problems at all. One computer is still windows XP and the other is windows 7. Just touch a button on the desktop and it switches computers right away. Both of my computers are normally on at the same time. Best place to buy them is from Newegg.com.

Sorry DaveO about reposting this but I forgot to direct it to You and I wanted to make sure that You say the info. I bought the camera refurbished from Nikon along with two extra batteries. That is the explanation I got from them when I questioned them about the different numbers on the two extra batteries. By the way The refurbished 5200 came with a 15 and then I have the two extra 15As that I bought. The 15As do last longer than the 15s. Hope this helps.

I bought the camera refurbished from Nikon along with two extra batteries. That is the explanation I got from them when I questioned them about the different numbers on the two extra batteries.

The reason they came out with the 15A is because it holds a charge longer than the 15. There were a lot of complaints about the 15 not lasting long enough before requiring a recharge. I also have the 5200.

They don't teach anything about the wars We have been involved in anymore, and why. That's why so many young people are under the impression that We went to Europe and killed so many people and took their oil, land, etc. . . It is a shame that these young people don't realize how many of Our Boys lost their lives so that Europe could be FREE.

Geez, what a beautiful and moving post and images. Since I was a child My Family always had German Shepards. There has always been something about their eyes. So attentive, always a show of love to it's owner, and always of look of wonder. Such a beautiful animal. Jerry, those were enough images for Me to produce tears; the first dog picture did it. Well, I've been on here long enough for now. I need to get back to My Wife's grave site again. Hope Her flowers didn't freeze last night. Her and I were both in the US Army during the Nam era, but We didn't meet in the service. She was Signal Corp in Hawaii and I was a Nike Guided Missile Repairman (Ordnance) in Korea. Please don't get Me wrong here. I was not a hero and am not looking for any praise. All the Ones that didn't make it back home were Heros. God bless.

I wonder at times when everybody has their own idea of two pictures as to which one looks better. No two monitors produce the same contrast, color, sharpness, or brightness. On top of that everybody individually sees color a little different. How do We get around all that?

Read the descriptions by the pictures. It talks about when He got his pilots license and helicopters and directing pilots over areas so He could take pictures at the right time.

Kind of looks like a bad hair day.

If You think Housewives have a lot of free time to do anything, then it is obvious You have never tried it. It is an eye opening experience trying to do all the things a Housewife has to do. Yes, I have first hand experience before My Wife passed away with cancer.

Is she serious? I get it!!! She is trying to come up with enough money for the D850!