gringojay LOL, gardens ARE a lot of work. It's just my mon and I since dad passed on. Last year was the biggest garden she has ever had. I went through over 1000ft of yarn tying up the tomatoes alone. We are cutting down to half this year since mom is not getting around as good this year. She is 88 but thinks she's still 50. She canned enough jars to last three years. We had so much stuff out of the garden that I had to take her roadsiding. I enjoyed that. We still have about 30lbs of potatoes left. I hope you and others enjoyed the pics and info on my website.

correct you see your account since you are logged in, however in many instances I have noticed when someone post a picture in their photobucket it make available ALL of their pictures in ALL of their photobucket account, that may not be something you want to share! Check your settings to make sure all pictures are set to private and not shared publicly. That did not happen when I clicked on your pic above, all I got when I clicked on it was the log in page for photobucket not even the actual pic you posted which is good. I try to let people know when I come upon one that is sharing their entire life in pics which I am sure they are NOT wanting everyone to see LOL.

Well, you've learned one lesson: Don't ever register your domain through your host. It's a pain in the behind if you want to transfer it. I always recommend to people that you use a plain old domain registrar like gkg.net or godaddy.net (I prefer gkg.net myself). You can then point the domain to wherever you eventually host the site. Lesson two would be, do your research when getting a webhost. There are lots of bad ones out there. And plenty of good ones. The problem is finding "real" reviews of hosts (a lot of the review sites have fake reviews on them). I use www.webhostingtalk.com as a resource a lot, and search there on any potential hosts that I'm considering -- you generally get the straight scoop from people posting there. Lesson three: you get what you pay for. $2.00 a month web hosting is...well, frankly, a joke. That's probably why they get generally poor reviews. To get decent service, customer support, etc., you really need to be paying somewhere in the $8.00 - $15.00 a month range for shared hosting for a basic site, IMO. As for what to do now -- personally, I would try to move away from this host. I did a search on 1and1.com on the forum I mentioned above, and they seemed to be a pretty mixed bag as far as reviews. You can definitely do better than that. There is NO reason they should fight you on letting you take your domain with you -- you just need to be very upfront, and don't take any crap from them. On the other hand, if you don't want to deal with the mess of trying to move, you can try them for a while, and see how it goes. Some people do seem to like them just fine. Maybe you'll be one of the lucky ones!

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