Day 44

gardenbrat53

18 years ago

Thought this was cute and funny.

Tut is here:

http://www.wgbcreations.com/JaphesPixels/dancingsanta.htm

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urlee
18 years ago
Deb, That is darling!
You beat me to it. Just got done with this for day 44 taking Sue up on it.

{{!gwi}}

~Urlee~
reduc500
18 years ago
You both beat me. It's a rainy day here so I decided to play but I wasn't quick enough. haha
So here's what I did this morning.

signingin
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Wow, Lucy, what a healthy looking Hibiscus and it's been like that all winter? And that pink really shows up against that dark foliage. Very pretty. Mine look like sticks, but they are waking up and have new growth. You all, I went shopping(online)with Lucy last night and she ordered some gorgeous hibiscus. We had such fun looking at the pics of amazing blooms and trying to chose which ones to order. We are in for a treat this season when she starts taking pics of those beauties. And you ordered 5 more Lucy? I see a tropical paradise forming in your yard. ;o) Denise, congrats on the new job. I couldn't make any money working there, But I would have the nicest looking yard in the city. ROFL But seriously, what a great job getting paid to work with the things we all love, plants. And since it's just down the street, you won't have far to lug those big ones home. lol Wishing everyone lots of good luck on this Friday. Deb
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mst___
18 years ago
Those are great ladies. Urlee, Did you make that as a Christmas card for someone? It sure would make a nice card to send out for Christmas.
Well, I did something today too. I tried 5 times to make the animation a little smoother but couldn't get it just right. Here it is.....

Here is a link that might be useful: stormy night
reduc500
18 years ago
Nice job Teri. Not sure I can help with the animation.
Judy
urlee
18 years ago
Teri,
Nothing wrong with that! Terrific!
In answer to this:
RE: Day 42
Posted by: jacksmum (My Page) on Wed, Nov 16, 05 at 5:50

They're nice but shouldn't that read Sue and Tony??
HUGS
Sue :)

I made the above. Hee hee (no rest for the wicked)

~Urlee~
jacksmum
18 years ago
WOW!!!!! I'm so impressed!!!
so many great tuts that I want to try - LOL I wish there were more psp hours in a day.

Urlee - HUGS and Bless you. I love the Tony & Sue tag - lol thanks for including Jack.

Deb - Santa is a "Must Do" he's so cool.

Judy - I remember doing a tut like that ages ago so I thought I'd cheat a repost one i'd already made - LOL I didn't save it so that's another one for the "to Do" list.

Teri your animation looks fine to me, I think you did a wonderful job on it.

HUGS
Sue - Who will catch up one of these days :)
urlee
18 years ago
Sue, So happy you liked it. Have fun.

Teri, Here's my try at it.
mst___
18 years ago
That looks good, Urlee. I also like your signiture, "Urlee did this".
Teri

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