Jane: you should get a little camera that will fit in your purse and drag it around with you. I have a little Olympus P & s (point and shoot) and it really does great - I was suprised at the quality even comparing with my Nikon! At 03:36 PM 11/5/98 -0600, you wrote: >Hi George, >I'm out here, but at work. It's wierd foggy today and I can hardly see the >mountain 1/2 mile away. I could have gotten some great black and white >photos of mountain, fog and sun at lunch time, of course I didn't have the >camera with me. It's cold here but it really hasn't frosted hard at all. >I did have a little ice on the bird bath this morning. On a gardening note >I think I will bring in some of my chrysanthemums tonight and check the >raspberry bushes for a last picking. Gotta get back to work. > >Jane > >>Sheesh, I'm suffering withdrawal pains, is anyone out there today? >> >>Not much going on in the Shirley garden as we are suffering a mild >>norther blowing in. Yesterday we picked enough green beans to put up 3 >>more pints of dilly beans and I picked a peck (not really!) of peppers. >>A mixture of mild Longhorn and Thai Hot chiles. The Longhorns went to >>friends who really like them, except for about a dozen we will eat with >>our meals. The Thai Hot's were made into a pepper sauce suitable for >>greens, beans, and whatever. Again the sauce will be a gift at the >>appropriate time. Christmas shopping is done except for the youngest >>grandchild. The older ones get money, the kids get a food and herb >>package as do near relatives and friends. >> >>On top of all of this our little upright freezer is full and the pantry >>is full. Other than possible some carrots and greens I don't see us >>putting much food by this winter although I may try to make a sauerkraut >>again. >> >>What's happening in your garden? >> >>George, Miz Anne, and Sleepy Dawg (both the humans are much better thank >>you) > > > Barb Rothenberger Columbia, Mo. brothenb@socket.net See our pictures of our new grandson! http://www.geocities.com/PicketFence/3257/