Welcome to our gang and nice job on your tipsy pots! The watering can idea is great! I put one set of the pots in my back yard and one in the front. Tho I painted the ones in the front and thought I'd decorate with seasonal flowers. Unfortunately I have a black thumb along with living in ARIDzona, so silk flowers are what I have to put in mine. Not near as nice as the real thing. I found an angel at GW with a hole in the bottom, and stuck that on top of my pole. Doesn't show in this pix. But next tipsy pots are getting a watering can for sure. Hope to see more pix and posts from you soon. Karen

Sorry I wasn't clear I want to make small standard 8"x 11" posters that announce a coming event. I need software that has things like cars, animals and Christmas type stuff as I make up posters for a legion and a car club. I had Print Master years ago but it won't work on W7 [windows 7] I guess I'll have to check out my local computer store and see what I can find. Thanks for asking and sorry I wasn't clear in my request.

Jacksmum, Thanks for the link, I will check those images out. I need to be able to insert text and picture. Like you said this might be more work but worth checking into. Thank you. Kyry, Thanks for the link, but like many of other links I tried it leads to to the glassgiant.com which is the one that's not working at this time. Thank you though for the reply. Sapphires

Thanks, folks. I've fried some, and put some egg and milk mix, plus celery salt, pepper, garlic fragments, dill on them for son the other evening ... he liked them. Was afraid I'd kick him under the table if he didn't! I've heard that it's good to wrap them in newspaper or put them in paper bags. Does one store them in cool place, then? Dark? I have some unwrapped in trays beside the window that are ripening slowly. Some deteriorating, so removed them. Cut off the bad parts and cooked 'em. Seems sort of silly, when there are hundreds of others. Mostly quite green, yet. Would it have been better to have carted them outside in the sun, in erlier days when it was warmer, i.e. not near freezing? Again, thanks for the recipes and the links. I'll print them in a couple of days when I'm at the other library (free print under 10). I've had a cold for a few days - less runny nose, but now have a dry cough. Should survive, with luck. The older that I get ... the less enthusiasm that I can muster for winter. Turned on the furnace last week when son was out - observing that the house was chilly ... he's a town kid! It was Nov. 16, last year, I think. But I have a fan heater near the computer ... and in the bathroom. ole joyful