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Mine is only 5 pounds. She shakes and pants all through the thunderstorms, and there's been one every day for over a week.
Oh no 🙁
Mine is only 5 pounds. She shakes and pants all through the thunderstorms, and there's been one every day for over a week.
Oh no 🙁
The bf made it across the border which was our biggest worry. I'm glad he's ok and that now his friend can drive a bit. He's been driving for over 20 hours. But he just send me a picture of us that he took when I was crying right before he left and it made me start crying all over again. 🙁
Damn I love him.
Dr. B saw one of my clients and her cat over the weekend and diagnosed diabetes based on blood glucose only (and it was only 20 pts high).
This client is willing to drive 20 minutes because she "doesn't trust Dr. B"
...well obviously its diabetic because glucose levels are *never* elevated because the pet is stressed, say in a veterinary hospital 🙄
is her degree real?? don't they have protocols and such for this stuff? i'm so confused how this person has gotten so far in her career this way 😕
Apparently he's been there for hours. He just didn't call. I called and we talked for like a minute before he had to go. Didn't even say I love you in front of his family. It didn't bother him before to do that. Maybe he's just tired, but..
Eek. Don't overanalyze, there lies dragons.
Eek. Don't overanalyze, there lies dragons.
Defintiely a man's view.
Yes, and one who knows how a guy will react. 🙂
I really dislike people who don't own up to their mistakes. My wedding photographer, who is a family friend, was paid a sum of money to take some basic photos. His family was also invited to the wedding. He said they would all be there (4 total). Day of, he is the only one to show up, so that is over $100 down the tubes paying for people to eat and drink who aren't even there. We fed him lunch, let him take several breaks throughout the day, totaling several hours, and let him have lots of downtime during the reception, and told him he could leave pretty much any time during the reception because I knew he had to get back to his family (he decided to stay until 10 or 11 pm). I even had my Nikon DSLR with me all day and offered it to him to play with because his camera was "acting up". He didn't take advantage of that.
Then it takes him 7 weeks to get the digital photos to me. Finally get them...and there was a ton of crap to wade through. He edited 50 or 60 photos - great! Then he left several hundred blurry/washed out photos on the disc that I waded through to find all the pictures that were usable. It turns out that every time his camera acted up, it wasn't focusing properly, so all the photos of people walking down the aisle were completely unusable, among others. He didn't get one of me and my husband feeding cake to each other, just some of us cutting it and two as we approached each others' faces with the food (I am not huge on tradition, but that was one thing I decided to keep and now there isn't even a photo of it). Then I realized that there were pictures left in RAW format, and since they were taken on a Canon camera, and I only own a Nikon, I had to download a separate program to even open them and save them as .jpg - more hassle. What's better is I talked to him today, and he said that the day was so long that it took a lot out of him (even with the breaks and the fact his parents and friends were there to spend time with on the hours of downtime he had), the sun overheated his camera causing it to act up (mine was totally fine the day before when I was using it outside for several hours in comparable heat and it was totally available to him to use, and I told him that), and he hinted at being underpaid for his time. Ugh. Oh, did I mention he took the time to take artistic photos of the Jimmie Johns lunch boxes and then edit it later to make it black and white?
There are enough usable pictures that it really won't matter, but there were lots of things not captured that should have been and I just can't stop getting aggravated about the situation.
I just want to say I'm mad at the photographer with you. I was surprised at how expensive wedding photographers are, but I'm glad I paid nearly $4000 for mine. I'm glad that some of your pictures are usable. Did you have any family or friends take pictures?
Hooooooly moly. That's my entire kitchen renovation right there. Okay, I agree, if you're gonna splurge on something wedding-y, a photog is a good choice, but still. Deng.
Yeah, $13 isn't bad if you are doing the whole shebang. I have one I'm going to this weekend and I think it's probably panning out to be pretty nuts. Engagement, bridal, and wedding photos (with the getting ready, first look, formal, ceremony, and reception photos)... Plus venue, food, open bar, cake, rentals, shuttle, and a party bus. Lol.
I stayed under $6k for the reception and I had a steel drum band. I dunno, it was pretty awesome.
I stayed under $6k for the reception and I had a steel drum band. I dunno, it was pretty awesome.
I'm afraid that I'm losing my boyfriend to clinical depression 🙁🙁🙁.
I want him to seek help, but he seems reluctant. I also asked him if he would be willing to take medication if he was diagnosed as such and he said no. I don't know what to do, but I know I can't be the one to help him 🙁.
Any advice?
I'm afraid that I'm losing my boyfriend to clinical depression 🙁🙁🙁.
I want him to seek help, but he seems reluctant. I also asked him if he would be willing to take medication if he was diagnosed as such and he said no. I don't know what to do, but I know I can't be the one to help him 🙁.
Any advice?
I really dislike people who don't own up to their mistakes. My wedding photographer, who is a family friend, was paid a sum of money to take some basic photos. His family was also invited to the wedding. He said they would all be there (4 total). Day of, he is the only one to show up, so that is over $100 down the tubes paying for people to eat and drink who aren't even there. We fed him lunch, let him take several breaks throughout the day, totaling several hours, and let him have lots of downtime during the reception, and told him he could leave pretty much any time during the reception because I knew he had to get back to his family (he decided to stay until 10 or 11 pm). I even had my Nikon DSLR with me all day and offered it to him to play with because his camera was "acting up". He didn't take advantage of that.
Then it takes him 7 weeks to get the digital photos to me. Finally get them...and there was a ton of crap to wade through. He edited 50 or 60 photos - great! Then he left several hundred blurry/washed out photos on the disc that I waded through to find all the pictures that were usable. It turns out that every time his camera acted up, it wasn't focusing properly, so all the photos of people walking down the aisle were completely unusable, among others. He didn't get one of me and my husband feeding cake to each other, just some of us cutting it and two as we approached each others' faces with the food (I am not huge on tradition, but that was one thing I decided to keep and now there isn't even a photo of it). Then I realized that there were pictures left in RAW format, and since they were taken on a Canon camera, and I only own a Nikon, I had to download a separate program to even open them and save them as .jpg - more hassle. What's better is I talked to him today, and he said that the day was so long that it took a lot out of him (even with the breaks and the fact his parents and friends were there to spend time with on the hours of downtime he had), the sun overheated his camera causing it to act up (mine was totally fine the day before when I was using it outside for several hours in comparable heat and it was totally available to him to use, and I told him that), and he hinted at being underpaid for his time. Ugh. Oh, did I mention he took the time to take artistic photos of the Jimmie Johns lunch boxes and then edit it later to make it black and white?
There are enough usable pictures that it really won't matter, but there were lots of things not captured that should have been and I just can't stop getting aggravated about the situation.
😱 This is horrid! I'm also mad at him for you. Seriously. I do small photography stuff for people for free as a hobby and don't even take that long to get it back. And giving you all the shots, unedited? And in RAW? Wtf - who does that? He's lucky you were even computer saavy enough to save it as a jpg, a lot of people would have no idea what to do, and would be unable to even open them. RAW is not a finished product. It's barely even a started product. 👎
50-60 edited photos for a wedding is also a small amount... most wedding photography I've seen deliver above 200, and often many, many more. Obviously if you had a really small ceremony there'd be less, but still.
Also the camera overheating... unless he was taking video or shooting in live mode the whole time (which I doubt he was, especially if you said he took many breaks), I seriously... SERIOUSLY doubt it. I've never had my camera overheat, even outside in 90+ heat while photographing summer camps.
Grrrr!
About to start my final for computer programming. Wish me luck!
Stupid... dumb... stupid computer...
My internet explorer will randomly stop working and then when I try to figure out why it won't connect it claims that my firewall is blocking it from connecting....seriously... the firewall is not keeping internet explorer from connecting to yahoo or making it randomly stop working.... It has been doing this off and on for a few weeks... It works after I restart the computer but it has done it about 10 times tonight...![]()
Was it doing this before you went to the UK?? My computer acted a bit weird while I was there. I know I had my flatmates bf do some reconfiguring of things to get it to work, cause I think I had issues similar to yours initially. Although, that might not really be the UK's fault and more the fact that it's a Dell and has had problems since I took it out of the box. My OS decide to just die while I was abroad. Luckily the tech people there were able to fix it for 60 pounds, which also covered me for any problems that might happen during the year over there. Also, no data was lost, so all good. Although, I am convinced something with Skype got reconfigured as well because my connection sucks now and it worked perfectly fine before going to England. My other main issues was that my anti virus software just stopped working due to some sort of issue, so I had the IT people put a new program on when they reinstalled my OS.
And ew to IE. Google Chrome all the way.
I think it may just be IE. It was doing this before coming to the UK. It is definitely doing it more often now.
Agree with the suggestion to use Chrome. Or firefox. Seriously, anything but internet explorer, although the newer versions are not quite as horrible as it used to be.