$20 is correct. It doesn't matter if the second transaction is the same goat or a different goat.

My wife and I have watched some of the women's games. Some of them are very talented. One thing I have taken away from those games over the years; in my opinion the announcers have a knowledge of the game and on the whole are better than the announcers for the men's games.

Whoever taught those deer to read should be ashamed.

I like McDonalds coffee with a little cream. I have never cared for Starbucks or the culture. We buy coffee from a coffee shop in Lexington, KY. Shipping is $12 regardless of the amount you purchase. The shop is "Coffee Times" and they have a great selection.

I have been using Wasabi for over a year now and I'm satisfied with them. Prices are much better, also

Beautiful image; nice composition.

Just an echo of what ecobin said but he said it first. Great shot.

I enjoy seeing all those flags. And they look great in download.

Absolutely beautiful image and the sharpness really adds to the image.

They do (or did when I was there) use Porsches for police cars in Germany. Didn't know about Laredo.
And they didn't put 911 on the cars in Germany.

What is she? Great photo.

It's all there. You will know what I mean. Dale

My wife and I shot a number of weddings before deciding, "Wow! This is a lot of work" and went another direction. We ended up with a good relationship with all the brides and their families but we did have a couple of little problems to overcome.
One bride to be was slightly older than the typical young bride. This was the second wedding for this lady. She was in her early thirties with two daughters. She told us right up front that she had never had a photograph that she was pleased with. That was certainly encouraging. I used a weak soft focus filter for all the shots and she liked most of them.
We shot another wedding in a church that was not a church we were familiar with and not the church of the couple getting married. Not sure why that church was chosen. The sanctuary was extremely dark and we couldn't use flash to get shots of the processional--church rule, not the couples. No flash during the service which began with the first bridesmaid walking down the aisle. The young lady at our local camera store gave me a great idea. Immediately after the presentation of the newly wed couple to the congregation, I had the minister ask the congregation to remain seated for about ten minutes while we "staged" the processional. That way the photos weren't in an empty church. He didn't want to do it. I told him that either he would do it or I would. He did and as the congregation was made up of family and friends, no one objected. We got the photos, bride was happy, we were happy.
One last problem solved. A prospective bride lived in another town, had two hour limousine service gift to come to church in our town for her wedding. We were going to get about 15 minutes to shoot the wedding. We just said no and didn't do it.
All's well that ends well.

My wife's uncle didn't land on one of the D-Day beaches. He jumped into La Fiere France just a little west of Sainte Mere-Eglise with the 82nd Airborne on June 5/6. Their task was to hold a bridge. I think Sainte-Mere-Eglise was one of the first towns liberated. He was later taken prisoner during Operation Market Garden (Bridge Too Far). He survived the war and it was my honor to get to know him.