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may 13, 2003
cheater I've been known to cheat sometimes and post pictures of a finished project even though it still has six or twenty ends dangling around on the inside. Well, this time I was very good and did all the ends for sweetness before posting it. Don't really know how it happened, but I got on a little finishing kick and did all the ends for sweetness and brown butter in a couple of days. And speaking of brown butter, I've just begun working on the borders, slowly but surely bringing this project to a close. I did cheat a little though with the sweetness pictures. Well, only the second one. It's actually not from my video camera at all, but from my new digital camera that my oh so generous husband gave me for mother's day just in the nick of time. What a guy! And he got to do this to the old one. Here's to what Kathy once said about appreciating the boy in the man! posted by alison at 5:48 pm | in
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Aw, what a guy! Somehow I suspected he'd come through. Keep the woman of the house happy ~ a smart man, indeed! Sweetness looks awesome. Love the shaping and the shorter fit. Posted by: Kerstin at May 13, 2003 8:13 PMWhat kind of camera is the new one? Posted by: Melissa at May 13, 2003 8:47 PMThe new camera is an Olympus like the old one was. We didn't want anything super fancy, so hubby chose an older model that has just about the same features as the one we bought two years ago (may it rest in peace). Posted by: alison at May 13, 2003 9:10 PMWell at least your husband knows what the inside of one looks like! Posted by: Melissa at May 14, 2003 4:52 AMOlympus is good and so is Nikon. I've owned a couple of non-digital Olympus cameras and the quality has always been very good though they have the tendency to break down after awhile. I just bought the Nikon last year and, man, what a camera. I mainly use it as a point and shoot, though I have the option to do "more" with it. Let's keep our fingers crossed it doesn't fail me. :) Posted by: Kerstin at May 14, 2003 7:19 AMYay! No more ends! Posted by: melissa at May 15, 2003 6:06 PM |
