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Silverbullet wrote:I remember reading about a man whose Doctor told him he had six months to live so he should take care of things now. Man outlived the Doctor by 20 years. Never give up. You might still be around when you are 90 by then they might have off the shelf body parts so you could go another 90 years. True we would be standing on one anothers shoulders.

SB

Yeah, maybe you're right. I know my uncle proved his doctor wrong by about ten years and given the state of medical advances and technology nowdays, who knows - maybe in another ten years or so, it might not seem too weird to go in and get a new set of lungs they grew in a lab someplace.

Just got a new hdr of the barn!



cool clouds! This is 10 images melded.

WOAH! That's beautiful!

Really, that is amazing! What program(s) did you do that in and how did you get such wonderful coloring in it?

I took 10 pix at diff exposures and then used Photomatix to merge them into one. =)

enterprikayak wrote:I took 10 pix at diff exposures and then used Photomatix to merge them into one. =)

Well, that is really cool, thanks for the info!

A penny to who guesses who is this delightful dark-haired little girl.

Asso, that has to be your lovely Daughter.

SB

I'm sorry, Silverbullet, you have not won the penny.
Let's see. Another little hint.
Here the little girl is a bit grown.

Asso wrote:Here the little girl is a bit grown.

If it's not presumptuous to tell a husband this about his wife - I recognise those smouldering eyes.

lol, she looks exactly the same! i guessed it right off

Cogito wrote:

Asso wrote:Here the little girl is a bit grown.

If it's not presumptuous to tell a husband this about his wife - I recognise those smouldering eyes.

What eyes? These?





No, do not worry my friend, you're not at all presumptuous, indeed you make me happy and proud.
See, that picture, the one with those 'smoldering eyes', it is endlessly important to me. It has not been taken by me, and it is immediately preceding a fact that has changed my entire life.
A word - yes - said by my wonderful and unique personal T'Pol.
My Dina.

I think some of you know that on February 16, I turned 62 years. What is not known is that my mother in law on February 22 will turn 90. 90!

Okay. My daughter (It is this here. Not too bad, isn't it?
)

decided it was necessary celebrating in a big way, so this Sunday (February 19) my mother in law, my wife
(here they are together


),

myself, my brother in law
(here it is. He is the husband of my wife's sister, a sister, unfortunately, who there is no longer
),
the daughter of my brother in law and of the sister of my wife (we are here together. Beautiful girl, do not you believe?
), her husband (here he is with the husband of my daughter. They are nice and cool, do not you think?
), we gathered all in the house of my son in law and my daughter, to celebrate.


And, believe me, we celebrated.

Looks like your mom had a good time. She ate well, at least. Look at that plate. Not a crumb left.

Distracted wrote:Looks like your mom had a good time. She ate well, at least. Look at that plate. Not a crumb left.

How do you think she has been able to reach such a venerable age?