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at the end of your busy work week, taking the time to make a gift for your family... well that's just about the sweetest thing i've ever heard! :loveya:

ugh... how am i gonna have any fun butting heads with you if you miss my joke gino? has to be that you missed it, couldn't possibly be that i'm not funny.

oh my gosh terry... how cool to be in the very building you spent your school days in as a kid! that's wild gezzzz 17,000 sf..... i'll bet you have storage closets bigger than my entire shop!

ooops, sorry gino i thought you meant his rack. - - - - heyyyyy, wait a minute... he just blah blah blah-ed MY rack! eek... that's not good either :doh: i just can't win here. now that part i got... and i was just mentioning, since he said his rack was inspired by mine... that mine did have...

oh, just read the other post.... silly boys Blah, blah, blah? what a stick in the mud gino maybe it' not exciting for you to see someone's storage project, because you're not in need... but gezzzz... when someone build something themselves instead of just buying a ready made solution... why...

cool tcorn... those look great!!! wow, look how big yours are... and your shop is huge! even if i had a ton of space, i think i'd still opt for this type of rack... i don't care for the kind that stick out into the room. so ya got me beat on size, at least my silver rods are prettier than...

a warm welcome from sunny california -gg

it definitely WAS NOT just a push of a button or merely applying a filter, effect or the use of a plug-in... it was a process with numerous variables and results. getting the original image to just the right amount of detail and contrast was the first step but the length and curvature of the...

i believe it's called "Stipple"... much like the portraits in the Wall Street Journal or presidential portraits on bills. i did some old style portraits from photos, using that affect, a few years ago. i'll look for them and see if i can find the tutorial i used. i searched and search and only...

a warm welcome from sunny california -gg

You both look amazing!!! Congratulations! ugh... i should have paid closer attention when you mentioned your healthy workspace on facebook... yours seems to be working so much better mine. note to self: if you have to move oreo's to get to your shake weight, you're doing something wrong.

NO, they're not using Vista and YES, they printing in house. Until you're printing huge gang runs, you'll never be able to compete on price with the likes of 4 Over, or even the worst of the worst... Vista.

a warm welcome from sunny california -gg

HAPPY BIRTHDAY JILL!!! love ya -gg

if you don't have an answer by monday, i'll ask my friend Vadim what they are saying. and no... the girl isn't leaving a wet trail.... ugh. :doh:

thanks so much everyone... i think i really needed to hear that i wasn't judging this vet too harshly. i don't doubt the current diagnosis, whatever that is taking up most of her bladder has to come out. i hate that cost is a factor for me, but it is. if i trusted this vet, i'd grin and bare...

Dog Lover's... can i ask your advice... pleeeease? I took Miniature Schnauzer Ellie to the vet because she was acting strange and peeing on the floor (which she never does) even though she was going outside to her usual potty spot a LOT. vet visit #1 ($150) Just as we walked into the vet's...

hiiiiiiii gil! with your logo, i'd go with a horizontal layout

for starters... that some itsy bitys, teeny weenie, tiny little text ya got there.... lose the pics on the front. if you really need photos, do a fold-over card. the font above the phone number is really hard to read. shoot for only two fonts on your business cards. on the back... lose the red...

100%... i'm with mike!