I work with adolescents so I am forced to keep up with this stuff :-) My DS is 10, and I dread the day he gets involved with it all. Some things I have learned, FYI-- Icky, but good to know-- There are now several apps available that "capture" Snapchats. So the sender believes the message will disappear, but the recipient can save it and distribute it. This is frequently used for the sexy/naked images or supposedly private comments dumb kids send each other. There are apps specifically designed to deceive parents looking through their kids' phones. The icon on the phone will look like something innocent, like a calendar or whatever, but when you click on it, it takes you to a password protected messaging or "dating" service. Many of these apps are used by sexual predators; kids get suckered in by the "privacy" aspect. Sending/receiving nude pics of someone under 18 (even when a kid is sending images they have taken of themself) can result in charges of distributing child pornography. Seriously.

I have an Instagram account and am fairly active. I don't post from my smartphone. Instead, I use an easy to use app called Gramblr (http://gramblr.com/uploader/#home) ... So easy to use for us old folks who find typing on a cell phone tedious. I keep a desktop Post-it app on my laptop loaded with hashtags I use (some for travel, some for nature, others strictly for birds, natgeo, etc.) and pull from there before I post. My Instagram is @jodis_journeys ... come find me. I just followed you Debby.

"A door shop can cut down a fire door to the size you need" But then you lose the fire rating on the door as well if I am not mistaken. This concept fails in the court of common sense. well slap me silly. i've never seen one of these access door things for groceries. so instead of just walking in the house with them, you walk into the garage (i'm guessing you don't park your car on that side?) bend down and load them all through the hole. then you walk into your house, into the pantry and pick them up off the floor and either, put them away there, or walk them into your kitchen ? hmm. I guess I'm just old school. Depending upon your layout, it could be a step-saver. It could mean getting everything into the pantry at once rather than making multiple trips to and from the car. A life-changer? No way, but also not worthless. Incidentally, the first time I saw one of these pass-through doors was in one of Susan Sarakah's books, she who is highly revered on this board. In that particular houseplan, the pass-through door was between a mudroom and a pantry ... and without it, the homeowner would have to walk through the foyer and around another wall. Definitely a nice feature in that house.

But, I must be missing something. I have two different Instagram accounts but I don't know how to switch back and forth without logging out. When I open "instagram.com" (same browser, Debby) I am immediately connected to the account that I most recently logged in. I don't know how to open up the other one without logging out. Do you know what I'm doing wrong?