Hey, you two, you're just "children" compared to me. I have a favor to ask of one or both of you. I know you are really into PSP, so I was wondering if you can remove something from a picture with the program. I have several pictures taken at a family reunion last year and there are two people who were there as guests, but who have NO relationship to anyone in the family. They belong to the daughter of the wife of a deceased cousin. Anyway, I was wondering if they could be removed from the picture of that branch of the family. If so, I can send the picture to either or both of you and let you play with it to see what you can do. I'd love to be able to give it to other family members without these two little girls being in the picture. Contact me via the e-mail on my member page. Thanks. Grandms @ Computer Help Forum

Hi Urlee, I'm back and hopefully everything will stay that way. Check your e-mail. LOL!! Jan, thank you so much for posting this for me. Hey it looks like I am great at disappearing without even knowing I am going too. LOL!!! It was a late night shock that's for sure. "grinning" I was told today that it might be as long as 10 days before they could get it all back online. Well they did good they got me back online within 2 days. They were working really hard and told me that they were having to load all of the data back into the new computer. I know it must have been a real mess. Again Thanks for getting the message to Urlee. BTW, Happy Belated Birthday Urlee and thanks for all of your help with my project. You're a real sweety. "Smiles" Joyce

I told of some of mine over on the welcome to AMY365 thread. Not much of great moment on the Friday ... but son and partner took me to a country and western band on Sat night. They're cousins - John P. Allen is the M.C. and gets his body and movements into it, and his face moves a good deal related to what he's doing. He played fiddle with the "Prairie Oyster" band for several years and recently has done a number of his own gigs. His sister, a doc, plays string bass and brother, fiddle, mandolin and trumpet were involved, and the young ones of the first two: the main female singer is taking nursing and quite vivacious - adds a good deal to the presentation. They attend one church where I go - the one which I went to as a child. The men's group in the other church had a tour of Labatt's Brewery on Monday night, so it's been an interesting weekend. ole joyful

Thanks to all of you for your good wishes. Most of the snow had gone by yesterday, but we had a bit more, overnight - for which I'm thankful ... for when I backed the car out of the shed and returned to close the door ... there was a slim trail of brown stuff going out to the car. I backed it up a bit ... and there was a brownish pool under where the motor had been. Was it oil? If so, and I drove it ... soon no oil and seized engine. Brake fluid? Tranny fluid? Drove running engine uphill, coasting down, about 8 mi. to the church to have coffee with the old guys. No trail anywhere near where I entered the parking lot or under the car. Drove to the other church, 5 mi. or so, to tell the minister of an interesting speaker, Naomi Klein, on climate change and our current world situation in town tonight. I was noticing that the gas gauge seemed to be dropping much more quickly than usual. No residue trails visible ... but I'd coasted in. Drove ... carefully, through town, in case the droppings were brake fluid ... to the garage. Fuel filter rusted out, must be replaced, along with some of the gas line. Fifteen minute walk to the library, to talk to you guys ... and it's about time to wander back, as they may have the car fixed. Good thing I visited the bank yesterday, as I was almost broke, before. Thanks again for all of your good wishes - I value my relationship with you folks, some of whom I've met IRL. ole joyfuelled ... with a bit o' fuelling help from gasoline ... and furnace oil