You'll appreciate those Bacon/tomato sandwiches when you get them. We put Swiss or pepperjack cheese on ours. The Black Brandywines and Black Krims have made the best breakfast sandwichs so far.

We just hid our microwave in a tall cabinet. You can't see it & yet it's easily accessible. Just make a hole in the back for the cord. And it's not built in so if it breaks we can just replace it. LOVE IT TOO!

Kathi mdgd, Putting your name or any text on the photo is easy. Download the free photo editing program called "Photoscape" which is put out by Google. Open the program and select the editor, then open a photo file to the editor workspace. On the lower left side just below the photo you will see four tabs: HOME, OBJECT, CROP & TOOLS. Hit the "OBJECT" tab and some icons will appear, hit the "T" and a window will appear for text. You select the font and color but down worry about selecting the size at this time. Now type your desired text in the box and hit OK and it will appear on the photo. You can then click and drag the text to where you want it, rotate it to any angle you want and you can click on a corner of that text box to enlarge or reduce the text however you want. If you don't like the color or font style double click on the text box on the photo and the window appears to change your selection. I have about 8 different photo editing programs, some that were free and a couple that cost hundreds of dollars, but I find Photoscape to the most user friendly yet powerful enough to do all but the serious demanding edits of professional software. I teach a photography course at our local senior center and I encourage all the students to get photoscape as thier first program. In fact all the editing in the photos I posted was done with Photoscape, including the reflection effect in the butterfly shot. To get Photoscape just input the name in your browser homepage and it will take you to free download sites. OH Yes, and did I mention, PHOTOSCAPE is absolutely free of spam, spyware or those annoying pop ups asking you to buy another program.

Yeah, I can imagine it does. I want a better telephoto, but with my hand arthritis, I'm not sure I could hold it! Mine's a 70-300 and I have trouble with it. But man.....your pics are great! It would be worth the pain. :)