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Comments (3)Not yet, but I have a friend who does it and I'd like to do it too. Did you have to sign up with your phone or can you do it with your computer? Are there any tutorials online somewhere? My friend has several apps on her phone that she uses to edit her photos and watermark them before putting on instagram....See MoreInstagram anyone?
Comments (5)oh no. I'm already a facebook fanatic and think of it as my daily newspaper. I "like" pages for garden centers, plant nurseries, and local farmers who sell at farmers markets. There's some activity in Gardening in NH group and I just joined something for Pinetree garden seeds. It makes a big difference when the business makes frequent posts. Horsford Nursery in VT makes quite a few. I also like Rocky Dale in VT. Edgewater Farm in Plainfield NH posts a lot of vegetable related photos but in the spring they have great greenhouses open for annuals and perennials but close the greenhouses when the spring buying season tapers off. Spring Ledge Farm in New London NH announces things like farm tours and events. My local nursery usually announces sales or just a reminder of what's good to plant right now. daffodil, I'm reluctant to try something more and new on the computer. Is it the photos that are most appealing?...See MorePleasehatethesethings on Instagram
Comments (14)What I am so intrigued by is that these are real homes...do you think a lot of these are from the 90s or are they modern day? Some of the carpeted ones I definitely think I would have thought were cool in the 80s. I grew up in a beautiful museum like house (literally had furniture that George Washington owned that we couldn’t sit on) and always was so jealous of people who had wall to wall carpet and comfortable furniture....See MoreInstagram - the good, bad & meh!
Comments (10)We fly to Buenos Aires overnight this evening and spend one night in a hotel. We board the ship on Thursday, but don't sail away until Friday evening. That leaves us almost three full days in BA. The cruise goes to Uruguay, Falkland Islands (depending on wind conditions), around the Cape, up the west side of South America including Chilean fjords, a couple of ports in Chile and Peru, on to Ecuador and Panama City. We go through the Panama Canal (our 8th time), then to Aruba, Curacao and Bonaire, ending up in Ft. Lauderdale after 34 days of cruising, where we rent a car and drive home. Dawn, if you have the time, consider what we have set up with Holland America beginning in late October. San Diego to several ports in Hawaii, then (not in order) Samoa, Fiji, Tonga, some other South Pacific islands I cannot pronounce, several ports in French Polynesia, then back to San Diego. 51 days, with lots of days at sea, when I will probably complete a book every other day. On the ms Amsterdam with about 1400 passengers, it is the ship that Holland America uses for their yearly world cruise....See MoreRusty
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