I was never a paper scrapper in the way you mean. From 1982-1996 I did put together 3-ring binders on our six big birding tours but they contain a lot of text with just some photos and ephemera. When we got a PC in 1994 my first investment was in a digital imaging program (Corel Draw 3 which was...

It's a delight! And all the photos of the girls too.

I wish I knew when and where this picture of my grandparents was taken. I only know it was before my time.

Cheryl, thank you so much! :D So happy you enjoyed this.

It was a wonder to find a praying mantis by my car and get to photograph it too.

Being a night owl, I really hate going back to Standard time and dark so much earlier.

Oh, Chris, @faerywings so sorry about Imogene. Give Cait (and all of you) big hugs. With all the worry about the others, this is such a shocking turn. More hugs!! Eva @tanteva I'm so sorry you're sick. Have been worrying that you were. But never guessed it was as bad as the photo.:eek: You did...

Beautiful, Trudy. The photo is wonderful and so is the whole calendar page. Very nice cluster.

This chipmunk is a real feature outside the window and not easily scared off.

This big buck has quite a rack and he is really big compared to the deer that normally show up in our little yard. Impressive!

You know I'd choose a birding location. For DH it would be the Darien of Panama (which is totally beyond us physically these days) and I used to think Mongolia would be great. Maybe I would pick the Family History Library in Salt Lake City instead? :cool:

I can understand this for you, but then why do I so often feel the same? o_O

Chris, sorry it's small to read, but it's long to put in here. Sigh.

They're adorable!

A happy day for me, a splendid memory, wish I had pictures.

Great story in a lovely page.

Like Eva I don't do social media, so it's the forums here and the very few designer newsletters I get in email.

DH found various mushroom/fungus type things this day but these were very attractive in his photo.

That I so readily remember the pulpo en su tinta is probably a hint that I felt really daring ordering octopus in its own ink. Luckily it was really good.

I know what you mean, but I enter sighting data in an old computer program. Today folks use ebird.