Wow...I'm a city girl and even if my city is not that big, every time I find myself in a remote tiny village for more than a few hours, I feel claustrophobic... It's a question of habits I think..
Wow...I'm a city girl and even if my city is not that big, every time I find myself in a remote tiny village for more than a few hours, I feel claustrophobic... It's a question of habits I think..
dead on the inside, i've got nothing to prove
keep me alive and give me something to lose
suburbs :(
Cool pic, TEND!
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Interesting. Most people from the country consider the city claustrophobic. But I know what you mean Koa. It must work the same both ways.Originally Posted by Koa
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I need to be in a place where I can have a bit of both. I miss the convenience of the city if I'm away from it for too long but I feel most at home and at peace in the prairie so I live in the perfect place, a small city with most of the modern conveniences and I'm never more than 10 minutes from the middle of nowhere.
the luminous grass of the prairie hides
feet lovely and still as sleeping doves,
porcelain bones strong enough to carry a life,
but weighty and unmovable
As black Dakota hills. ~ Riesa
I wanted to post some pics of rangolis that I made on Diwali, but the file size was too big, it didnt get attached. I tried saving the file in all different formats, but it jus' didnt work
Oh, I don't know how but once my brother shortened the photos with the help of a software probably... *reckoning her brains*I wanted to post some pics of rangolis that I made on Diwali, but the file size was too big, it didnt get attached. I tried saving the file in all different formats, but it jus' didnt work
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Yes I know of this method too (Crop the picture), but I was hoping if I could find out a format that takes less space, adn I didn;t have to make the picture smaller.
Maddie try kathys photobucket Idea!!
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Not a bad idea. Thanks, Night!!
Hey, howz your EID?? What did you do??
Rangoli, I made on Diwali (last saturday).
I had to crop this for about more than 50% and the quality was selected as low, only then was it possible to reduce the size.
Last edited by Madhuri; 10-26-2006 at 03:46 AM.
one of me and my boyf....and one of just me...hehe xx
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Maddie,did u do this?all by urself? wow,so creative. An ideal Indian decoration.
Rachy, you always pop up with a new picture(nice by the way),where are your participations?
With my sis-in-law's help too
An amazing similarity to Frank McCavennie
There once was a scotsman named Drew
Who put too much wine in his stew
He felt a bit drunk
And fell off his bunk
And landed smack into his shoe ~(C) Ms Niamh Anne King
I don't know....:-S...I've been really snowed under with work from college atm and haven't had loads of time to come on....Plus was my 18th last month so I've been going out a LOT!! xx
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