Hi Carol, I use Picasa, but the procedure is probably the same. There are couple of different ways; the easiest for me is to go to the host site (Picasa, Photobucket, etc...) and RIGHT click on the image that I want to upload. Choose "copy image location" or something equivalent, and then right click again to either load the picture in the message or in the link box. If you want to put the picture in the message box, you must paste the link between the quotes in the following sequence: ..... This will allow you to view the picture without having to click on the link, and will also allow those of us that have a filter on our internet browser to view the pic at work. Uh, I mean, I would NEVER try to check out the forum while I'm at work between the hours of 8:30 and 5 pm.......HA! Hope this helps! Tanya

No pictures but I can tell you about mine. I have a sofa table with photos all in the same frames in varying sizes. All are B/W or sepia; all are light-hearted photos of family members that are fun to look at and they date from early 1900's, WWII, mid century to current. I have another group of pictures on shelves that are just "sisters" -- me and mine, mom and hers, grandmothers and their sisters, etc.(as well as a couple of nuns), ranging from 1800's through current. I'm working on another group with the men in the family and one with just wedding photos of family members. I like to use a theme and a commonality in the frames and photos.

This link should help http://www.flickr.com/photos/cookwood/139782237/

Ella, Here's a link to some grey paint colors on the Gallery section of Home Decorating. It really helps to see the colors used in a space rather than on a little chip. Good luck and happy grey hunting! Here is a link that might be useful: Greys