When I turn on my pc the first the first page I get is usually an image that I wish I had taken. And it almost always has some blurb wanting me to sign up for more windows baloney. Today, though, is a message asking if I know everything about the trauma that brought out the lbgtqlmnop movement. I believe in equal rights, but I wonder how many people REALLY, REALLY care about the lbgtq issue? Personally, I don't give a damn, and I wish they would stop crying for attention. I believe that the ship has sailed, and the more noise they make, the more they will be preaching only to the choir, and that eventually apathy on my part will turn into resentment. Many movements are necessary: The Civil Rights Movement was absolutely necessary! Viet Nam protests were necessary. Women's suffrage protests were necessary; 51% of the population was disenfranchised. B****s were treated as sub-human, or at best, second class. But sexual orientation??? That's none of my business!

Things that make me glad: I'm glad there is enough room in this world for all kinds of people. I'm glad we are not of the same mind when it comes "art". I'm glad we have freedom of choice in what we look at. I'm glad that the definition of pornography is so broad. And, I'm glad you were not one of my photography instructors at Brook's Institute!

For a long time I wondered if I had a style of my own, but after I quit wondering about it, I realized that I leaned toward Minimalist, surreal and environmental portraits. I was looking for something else and came across a 3x5 print that I made in the mid 70s.

Gabbard strikes me as and iealist, rabble rouser and with the sk**l set and character to be an EFFECTIVE president!

I saw an interview with her a while back and after a series of answers, the questioner asked...."Are you still a Democrat?" I've been a Republican all of my life, but if she runs, I may v**e for her! Patriot, Army Major, helicopter pilot, Afghanistan veteran, and she still loves the United States of America!

Implants...Nothing ruins the natural lines of a woman, no matter how small, slender or flat chested than bolt-on boobs!

sorry, double post.

Ah Hah! I think you're looking at Timmer's photos he added when he hijacked my thread.

I don't understand your question. Number four is a full body view of a slender lass in a white shirt.

Thank you for these. They are some of the best I've seen!

Lyndon Johnson, King of Thailand, Thai Prime Minister, too many ambassadors and generals to remember.

I can't add much, but my wife is now off my case. I love bad examples!

Our purebred Bernese Mountain dog got jumped by a stray hound who tunneled under our six foot fence. I can relate.

My wife has a "Tuff-Sew" machine that she uses for heavy duty that sews even leather. It has no computer, does one stitch and she remembers it cost less than $200.00.
I just checked the site and they are now in the $400 range but added a zig-zag stitch.

This isn't his first time!