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Philippe,

Just wanted to pass along that I spent some time in your country back in the late 1970's when we were with the US Army stationed in Germany. We loved visiting France and did so on several occasions. It was beautiful. I remember seeing the Mona Lisa for the first time, up close and personal and being so surprised at the its size. In my mind's eye before actually seeing it, it was a huge painting (maybe I imagined it this way, because it is so famous).

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Kathy M. I resemble that remark! lol (older then dirt), and I'm wondering now just when did that happen?, as I admire all my laugh lines, maybe. Thank you for the forum lesson, it's very helpful

rainna

I understand completely, my son was 50 last August and my two grandboys are 24 and 18...and I have no idea when I got old enough for them to be these ages??? LOL

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Philippe,

Just wanted to pass along that I spent some time in your country back in the late 1970's when we were with the US Army stationed in Germany. We loved visiting France and did so on several occasions. It was beautiful. I remember seeing the Mona Lisa for the first time, up close and personal and being so surprised at the its size. In my mind's eye before actually seeing it, it was a huge painting (maybe I imagined it this way, because it is so famous).

Hi Kathy
It was the same for me the first time i saw it. May be because when you studi art, you have "La Joconde" full page of the book and the real one is almost the same size...

I was reading the posts here and someone asked how to SCAP Mary posted the how to instructions and it is located in the other forum:

forum/viewtopic.php?showtopic=910539&mode=&show=5&page=729


Here is a snap shot of Mary's post in the other forum:





This is a snap shot that she had posted and she said it was an older version....
In the new version, you'll see Choose File (you'll see three of these Choose Files in the Attachment section....you will not see the "browse" option.

Hope this helps.

Did someone say that E9 got into the water today? Does anyone have a SCAP of that? Wish I had seen that....what did E9 do....take a bath, splash around, back strokes, any diving action? Let me know! What other action have I missed this morning?

I hope you guys are having a great day....Love chatting with everyone which gives us a chance to get to know each other! Thank you Mary for opening up this Chatters Nest!

Philjo61France, I didn't notice you had already posted the scap of Eggbert from today. I should have read the previous posts.

All the scaps are great, everyone! Thank you! And Happy Birthday to E9.

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Need to catch up on reading the latest posts....been out this morning planting lettuce out in the Carnton Plantation historic garden in Franklin, TN. It was a windy day so planting tiny seeds was a challenge!

Did someone say that E9 got into the water today? Does anyone have a SCAP of that? Wish I had seen that....what did E9 do....take a bath, splash around, back strokes, any diving action? Let me know! What other action have I missed this morning?

I hope you guys are having a great day....Love chatting with everyone which gives us a chance to get to know each other! Thank you Mary for opening up this Chatters Nest!

Hi Journi, I was watching this morning from two cameras and our little E got close but he was more involved with taking care of that fish for breakfast. I didn't see him in the water.

Sad Eagle news. Not sure who follows the Trio of Eagles at the Mississippi Refuge but know it was mentioned in the morning chat. Information was posted the the Stewards of Upper Mississippi Refuge Facebook page. It seems the nest experienced a horrible event last night with one of the Eagles apparently trying to defend the nest from another Eagle is lost. If anyone wishes the information, it can be read at their FB page or I can post. Wasn't sure if I should or not. The cam has been turned off. Positive thoughts for these two babies and remaining parents and for the personnel at the Refuge. Mother Nature can be so cruel but so loving at the same time.