Actually, I thought your mother would like a 4x6. But I had to blow up an already low dpi (72), so it won't print well. It doesn't even show up on screen all that well. But a suitable-for-printing 300dpi image would have been too large to post. Oh, well. It was fun. Glad it made you chuckle.
“Give up money, give up fame, give up science, give the earth itself and all it contains rather than do an immoral act.” —Thomas Jefferson (1785)
I took the original print and scanned it one day, and it was a small print to begin with. I think it's back in one of the old albums now -- which reminds me how I was thinking the other day how I should scan everything in those old albums that go from the start of the 80s on through the nineties while we were all still using film...
naechsten sommer besuch ich deutschland (hoffentlich). Ich muss zuerst mehr ueber die Deutsche Wirtschaft lernen, und wie ich da Arbeit finden kann, bevor ich versuche laenger da zu bleiben.
I'll post mine...its totally true..nobody say anything...the ice cream man did, and I got my dad to beat his butt back then...
What's graciously given to KC, is strong for the region as a whole. Passion and benevolence will one day exeem towards all whom know true adoration. We shall triumph to better the community as One within THINK (ONE) KC.
Tosspot wrote:
I took the original print and scanned it one day, and it was a small print to begin with. I think it's back in one of the old albums now -- which reminds me how I was thinking the other day how I should scan everything in those old albums that go from the start of the 80s on through the nineties while we were all still using film...
Good idea. Digital pictures don't fade over time. However, backups are crucial. HDs can crash, and CD and DVD discs can eventually deteriorate. I guess nothing is permanent.
“Give up money, give up fame, give up science, give the earth itself and all it contains rather than do an immoral act.” —Thomas Jefferson (1785)
1953 Born in Berwyn, IL (Chicago)
1953-1954 Hollywood, IL
1954-1959 Brookfield, IL
1959-1971 Omaha, NE
1971-1975 Lincoln, NE
1975-1976 Omaha, NE
1976-1979 Topeka, KS
1979-1993 Omaha, NE
1993-Present Overland Park, KS
bahua wrote:
How is that picture not on a shock website somewhere?
Well I've got a few more interesting ones...but I'll keep those to myself...
What's graciously given to KC, is strong for the region as a whole. Passion and benevolence will one day exeem towards all whom know true adoration. We shall triumph to better the community as One within THINK (ONE) KC.
KCKev wrote:
So where are your baby pictures Roanoker ?
Here's the only one I could find here in Roanoke. I left all the rest in Kansas City.
I also scanned the cardboard frame and blew up the Photographer's name and city.
On a roll now, I found my 1961 high school yearbook and scanned one more picture. (Had to deal with dots on printed dots, but the original picture wasn't available.) Needless to say, I don't look like this anymore.
So where is everybody else's picture?
“Give up money, give up fame, give up science, give the earth itself and all it contains rather than do an immoral act.” —Thomas Jefferson (1785)
I was born April 21, 1986 at UNMC in Midtown Omaha. My mom temporarily lost her mind and was going to move to KC where I would have been born. I wonder how that would have turned out.
My mom moved to Lincoln for awhile and then to Nebraska City and then back to Omaha.
I have lived in about every type of place imaginable from a ranch in the middle of nowhere Nebraska to Los Angeles. I've lived all over Omaha but mostly in the eastern urban parts. North Omaha, South Omaha, Midtown, and Downtown.
Right now I still live in north central Omaha by the Benson neighborhood. I plan on either living in Downtown or Midtown Omaha.
