What is a turnout? My husband says it is graduation day at the high school.

I don't know any women who have kept "keepsakes" and that includes me. Women I know throw out everything including photos. I don't even have a photo of my ex husband.

My husband found a picture of a high school boy in the ditch by our house while he was mowing. He brought it in and asked if I know him. All I could say was awww he got dumped. When he asked some of my friends about why the photo was probably there, they said the same thing.

My son told me not to unsubscribe several years ago. He said that just verifies my email address. I decided to test that and unsubscribed to five junk emails. I unsubscribed three times to each. After that the junk emails increased and I was getting three of each at a time. I ended up closing the email account. I was getting over 500 emails a day and most of them came in threes.

should be in links and resources

Use a tripod and remote when you are in the photos.

You're right.

Audrey Hepburn

Katherine Hepburn

Do you have a local historical society? They would probably love to have the pictures. I bought a box of books at an auction recently. In the box was a rather large stack of old photos. I called the Historical Society and they were very excited to get the photos.

A few months ago, I heard a man in his 30's talking about his parents receiving a social security entitlement. I had to join in that conversation. I asked him if he had any idea about where 7.65% of his income was going. I reminded him that his employer was also paying 7.65% on his behalf. I had to ask him if he would call that money an entitlement when he retires and would like to collect some portion of the money he paid in for all the years he worked. It gave him a new view. I'm not sure how some of these young people can go through life not even questioning or thinking about the money withheld each week.

There are lots of things to see and take photos of around St. Paul.

Como Park if beautiful. They have a nice zoo and conservatory full of beautiful plants and lots of photo ops. There are some historic homes like the Alexander Ramsey house. This is a Victorian era home. The James J. Hill house belonged to the builder of the Great Northern Railway. These two homes have lots of photo ops.

You could visit Fort Snelling and/or the Cathedral of St. Paul. There is a raptor center at the U of M in Minneapolis.

If you drive south of St. Paul, you could see where the Mississippi river meets the St. Croix River in Prescott, WI. From Prescott there is the Great River Road that can take you to Red Wing, MN or you can stay on the Wisconsin side of the river to see some of the quaint and scenic towns like Maiden Rock, Stockholm, Pepin and Alma. All very nice river towns.

This was his last post on March 9th

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They are too cute!!!

Looks like you have a good plan. If you are looking for some other interesting shots, how about hang out with the guys while they are getting ready for the wedding. Usually turns into some fun shots. How about the rehearsal and groom's dinner. My personal favorite is going with the bride for her hair and makeup trial run along with her final fitting.

There is a video/audio from a radio station. She gave an interview after being told not to. That is why she got fired.

Pretty sad that they think bullying is funny. Some of them in the video have given interviews. They would have been better off to leave it alone.