I don't know how to resize them in this instance. I would think that you have to have it the size you want when you put it on gardenweb. Have you tried putting them on photobucket and using the edit function? It also may have something to do with the camera setting. The way mine is set, it takes BIG pictures. That's not a problem until I run out of free space at photbucket. When I am working on a photo I want to put on the internet, I can resize it in an old program I have called Microsoft Picure it. It can size it by the number of pixels or by inches. I'm sure lots of photo editing programs can do it. See, mine are huge. I just tried it. You can do it on photobucket. Click on your picture and it will come up in a window by itself. Place your cursor on the photo and a bar will come across the top. One of the options is resize. You'll have to figure out how it works. I just used it to rotate the photo I posted of my ugly hosta with the little dead side part the squirrels killed. Well, it didn't work. I am looking at the photo on photobucket, and it's flipped. However, it's not picking up the changes in the code. I'm not sure why. It should work, whether you have to close the file or somehting to change it, I'm not sure. Thanks for the rock suggestion. I'll do that. I have some in the garden shed, so adding them to Frances Williams will be a good trial. Bkay

I'm tending toward "funny" - no love for tree rats here. The only things they are good for are raiding one's bird feeders and keeping the retriever entertained. hortster

And for those who don't know, In states with an Alcohol Control Board (VA and NC come to mind), you can buy legal Moonshine. It's about the same price as Vodka and has its tax stamp just like the other spirits. Interesting! I've never been in the ABC (you can tell I drink a lot of hard liquor). I'll have to tell my father -- he had no answer when I asked where the cook got the corn likker. === Rain, a "yard bird" is a convict. Cf. the 60s rock group. [Okay, I looked it up to be sure (being a good librarian), and it can also mean "An untrained military recruit" and "A soldier confined to a restricted area or assigned menial tasks as a punishment."]

Just saw this on Facebook: There were three country churches in a small Texas town: the Presbyterian church, the Methodist church and the Catholic church. Each church was overrun with pesky squirrels. One day, the Presbyterian church called a meeting to decide what to do about the squirrels. After much prayer and consideration they determined that the squirrels were predestined to be there and they shouldn't interfere with God's divine will. The Methodist group got together and decided that they were not in a position to harm any of God's creations. So, they humanely trapped the squirrels and set them free a few miles outside of town. Three days later, the squirrels were back. It was only the Catholics who were able to come up with the best and most effective solution. They baptized the squirrels and registered them as members of the church. Now they only see them on Christmas and Easter.