I fixed my sister up on a blind date with a guy from another town.He didnt want to get serious neither did she.Well,,,they married and had two kids but there was turmoil from the start.After about 20 years of marriage it ended in a horrible divorce. She was tired of supporting him and didnt care to support his laziness for the rest of her life.She gave him the 5 bedroom house and many other things and she moved into a tiny rental.SHE owns a biz and when they went to court the judge made her pay 1500 a month alimony to HIM!!!!! She was diagnosed with MS and is trying to get the alimony reduced but the lawyer says he(lawyer) has MS too and its no big deal! Oh the lawyer is a relative to EX husband. She is going back to court soon pray that an honest judge will help her out. Thats my story,I guess it could have had a happier ending,Im sure some do. I just pray my sister get some happiness and health back in her life.

Good for you Lucy! Hubby had all my quarters raided out of the jar. I thought he had found a slot machine someplace til he told me he had been using the in the ice dispenser for bags of ice to take fishing. Got a gold dollar coin if you need it. Evidently thats what the machine gives as change if you use bills thus all the missing quarters.

I was surprised by the verdict but sort of relieved in a way. Had the state charged her with a lesser crime like involuntary manslaughter then I truly feel she would have been found guilty but they went all out for the death penalty and that's where they messed up. Wishing death upon someone is wrong and malicious and in the end is vengeful not justice. Casey is clearly a troubled young woman that must have had a disturbing child upbringing for her to behave the way she did after her daughter's death. I read all the negative comments out there on the web regarding the case and it just disturbs me by the amount of hate so many have against someone they don't even know personally.

http://donrisi.blogspot.com/2009/09/portraits-reflections-in-your-subjects.html explains the theory You need bright, even illumination, that means NO FLASH aimed at the mirrors ... use sheets of white paper and halogen lights and bounce the light off the paper onto the mirror. Or bounce it off off the ceiling. Or make a "diffuser" by shining the lights through frosted glass, translucent plastic or white paper (just don't get the diffuser too close or you have fires). Don't try to get the whole wall in one shot. Take a small section at a time, either focusing on one inscription or one or two tiles ... pixels are cheap. This also means you don't care if the photographer is reflected in part of the mirror, because you are aiming a bit to one side of the photographer's reflection. Use a GOOD digital camera - one with a big lens that lets you choose shutter speed and aperture, and try various things until you find one that works. Use a heavy tripod - you can find them for CHEAP in thrift stores. Take some "location shots", just big overviews of the wall without worrying about the reflections, and print them out (B&W laser printer will do). Mark off each section as you get a good shot of it to make sure you get everything in closeups.