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Smile for me


	Smile for me Very sunny day, try to wait til a little cloud passed so Iwouldn't get hot spots iso 100 aperture 5.5 shutter 1/602 Chevy 55 South Hampton carshow Pa. Sharon L. Wack

Sharon L. Wack

Entered in details have I got it wrong again?

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July 11, 2005

Lisa D. Greer

Wonderful photo Sharon! Nice bright yellow! I think the Details category is probably the right one to chose! :)

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July 12, 2005

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Way to cool! Love that yellow! Great shot, sharon!

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July 12, 2005

Judy S. Fung

Very nice color and capture, Sharon!

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July 12, 2005

Leonard Pierce

Very beautiful Sharon and very beautifully done!!!

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July 12, 2005

Stan Kwasniowski

Sharon, start the engine and take me for a ride, (but not down the garden path lol) j/k

Great image

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July 13, 2005

Sharon L. Wack

Thank you so much for your great comments and help! Lisa, Linda, Judy, Len, and Stan. Oh! Stan my husband tells me to kick back strapin and shut up!!! It's a joke he drives 25 miles an hour!!!

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July 14, 2005

Pam M

Hey Sharon ... I like this one a bunch ... but mmm 25mph ... wow ... how do you ever catch your breath ;) LOL

have fun!
pam

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July 15, 2005

Sharon L. Wack

Pam ,Hello my freind Missed you! how's starbucks!When I drive to the car shows I make the pipes Hum! But we do see some of the guys even in our carclub drive like jerks, than they wonder why there on the side of the road.SO I like to kid Ted. I tell him if he drives any slower well be going backwards.I'm glad you liked this one. HAVE A GREAT WEEKEND!

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July 15, 2005

Pam M

Hey Sharon,

I've been hanging out at my daughter's house here in Dallas. They just bought a new knock-out pc ... absolutely a dream machine. Everyone in the family has learned the hard way to call us before they put a pc on the net so that we can load it up with free software that will keep all the little icky's out.

Of course ... you can just know ... i've also loaded all the freebie software I can find that adds functionality ... you know like ... google's nice suite: google toolbar, picasa2, hello, and then got them started on a blog :-D ... I just love creating new addictions.

My son-in-law now feels he has a reason to be more serious with his photography ... now that he can actually see the photographs.

Personally, now that I can see my photographs ... I'm sick ... I need a new camera. My camera is still in the shop!!! I'm praying for a replacement ...

I need a much better monitor too. Ah well ... one thing at a time.

Have you heard? In a month, we're moving to Oregon!!!!

Starbucks is good because of the Baristas and the customers ... and ... of course ... HIGH SPEED Internet. New management ... mmm... jury's still out in intense deliberation. But transfer to an Oregon store seems to be a strong possibility ... so, as it is anywhere ... management is actually the most fleeting aspect.

I have an old car story ... My dad once had a Buick duce and a half ... (don't ask me what it's real model was because I only knew its street name).

It saw some good times and not so good times and ended up being a really big really multi-tone vehicle that looked like it should be in the dump ... but my dad ... he knows his engines.

So ... one of the many times he had one of my vehicles under his shade tree for repair ... he loaned me "the old clunker."

So one hot afternoon I was sitting at a light, with the windows down, my hair up in a bun ... me and the car look'n old ... certainly over the hill.

Up on my right came a young dude in his little new "hot rod wanna be" and on the left another pulled up. And they sat there revving their engines back and forth ... and I sat there in a nice smooth idle.

The light turned green ... and them boys found out a thing or two about my daddy, his car, and his daughter. I left 'em sitt'n at the light.

They couldn't catch up until I had to stop at the next light. I didn't look left and I didn't look right. I just sat there look'n "old" in an old smooth idling car ... with a big smirk on my face ...

nah they didn't waste no more gas rev'n their engines.

However ... my dad still has his 65 Dodge Cornet Stationwagon ... yeah he'd have my head if I drove it like that. Sometimes he'll drive it slow to the lumberyard. Supposedly we're suppose to find a way to burry him in that thing!

have fun
me