OH MY GOODNESS ----THAT IS SO FUNNY------I NEEDED THAT THIS MORNING--- It kind of caught me off guard---I had to think about it for a second or two----very funny. Florence

How lucky for you! I can understand how delighted you are with the day and I'm sure you'll be enjoying 3x the beauty very soon. :-) Anne

What BETTER place to grow! Out of a compost heap! I get potatoes every year. NT

It's the blurry, wobbly photos that get to me. They make me feel seasick. I feel terrible for folks with tremors because I get the shakes sometimes too, but if my pictures were coming out like that I would be scrounging up a tripod PDQ! Is it from using cheap camera phones? I have no clue how people think that's an appropriate depiction of their house - I'm not likely to even go look at a house if the pictures don't show anything but an amorphous smear. I too don't understand why people don't pick up their strewn-about laundry or hide the dirty dishes in the oven when their pictures are being taken, I've been a bit stunned by some of the photos I've seen. I would be so embarrassed and I'm nowhere near a neatnik (in fact under normal conditions we're a bit more on the "casual semi-clutter" end of the spectrum - the whole house-must-stay-pristine-at-all-times bit is driving us both more than a little crazy). If someone is still living there, I expect a house to look less perfect when I go to see it in person, but when you're trying to get people's attention wouldn't you want to "put your best foot forward"? It's almost worse than not having any interior pictures at all to have it look trashy, because then one wonders just what else has been let slide, and just how disgusting those carpets are (and how much it's going to cost to tear them all out to put down new flooring). Oh, and yes, DH was one step ahead of me stuffing things into cabinets and closets and shuffling things from one side of the room to the other so I could take my pictures, and we had to crate the dog to keep him out of the shots because he loooooves the camera. :-) I had a terrible problem with tilted-looking pictures when I was taking my pictures, although mine weren't as bad as the "sinking kitchen". My camera was straight, it was just the angles that I was forced to take many of my pictures at in order to get a decent view of a room made things like countertops look a bit askew. But if I tilted the camera to get the countertop to look straight, the window would then go off kilter. I couldn't use a square-on view that made everything look properly straight and still show anything worth seeing.