Maybe you could start some marigolds for the swap. or take some brug cuttings if you have any brugs that are big enough....spread the addiction,lol. I think I may have some heavenly blue MG seeds left over.... send me an email (shawn8708@verizon.net) with your adress and I will get them sent out tomorrow if I remember. Shawn

Me either and it was only happening at the shop then last night mine started acting up too. I deleted some of mine off the computer because it was getting too full. I need to get an external hard drive to store my pics on since I take so many. The neighbors must think we are crazy out there tromping through the flower beds every night with flashlights, lol. Haven't seen the frogs in 3 days. They must have gone into hibernation. I miss them, lol.

Here's one experience: We remodeled our kitchen about 7 years ago. We got a KWC Luna model in chrome. These are expensive, ours might have been around $300 at the time. We haven't regretted it. It has performed well, with no leaks. Lately, the chrome on the underside of the sprayer started to flake a little. I may have been able to get it replaced, but didn't look into it. I just put a small piece of metal tape there, you can't see it. Anyway, I would recommend these faucets. Steve

Now that you know how to do it, be judicious in applying it. When you do it, you're stealing bandwidth. Most commercial sites have plenty of bandwidth and since you're advertising their wares, they're okay with you appropriating the image (which is technically a copyright violation whether you put it in your Photobucket account or not). Photobucket is setup specifically for sharing, so linking something from a public Photobucket account, or your own, is what they're there for. Nowadays, Photobucket also allow you to save an image from the web in one step, rather than having to save it locally and then upload it back to the web. Sometimes people will post an image from a small time page and the owner will trace it back here wondering what all the hits were about. Every time the thread with the image gets opened, the originating website registers a hit. These are people who get very touchy if we're criticising them (including criticising them for appropriating images from one of us!), though sometimes they're happy to have us discussing them and wish we'd actually click over to their sites. I used to make my images clickable so they'd take you to the Amazon page, or whatever, where it could be found, but since Photobucket, among others, insert a link to their home page in your picture code, I stopped bothering because people would think it would just take them there, and I wasn't about to bother with a tooltip.