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[chrystaltree]

Never.  I never liked the way I looked in photos.

[Snowpuppy]

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@Desertdi wrote:

My rear license plate.....as I was LEAVING TOWN

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I can so relate!

My Kodak Moment would have been telling the ex I didn't want to be married.

[GoneButNotForgotten]

@chickenbutt  As Elodie2 wrote, you really are valuable and

                   appreciated here. Your relationship with animals

                   shows what kind of person you are. Animals are                    the best. They do not judge. They just accept any

                    kindness that we show them. It is not bad to save                     insects. They are god's creatures too. I raised my  

                    children to not kill them. My grown son who is

                    single and still lives at home, captures them in a

                    paper cup and puts them outdoors, just as I always

                    did, even those darn hornets.

Hi chickenbutt--

I think you've raised two really great kids, and I congratulate you. The only thing I would disagree with you is about placing insects outdoors.

With exception of really dangerous ones such as bees, wasps, etc., any insect in your house is there is because they like it. They probably couldn't tolerate being outdoors so that's why they've tried to make a home with you.

Unless they're dangerous or extremely bothersome (a trail of ants, for example) you can probably let them stay indoors and they'll skitter off to an area that suits them and won't be unpleasant for you.

Now, if it's a family of raccoons making a home and having babies in your attic, that's a different story. Get them out any way you can; but for heaven's sake do NOT try to do it on your own. Call an exterminator.

[EastCoastGal]

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@house_cat wrote:

I saw this question in a magazine this morning and thought I'd pose it here...

 What moment in your life do you wish had been photographed?

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Wish l had more pictures of me when l was a little girl.

Taking a lot of pictures back then was not as popular as it is now.

[wagirl]

the day I got my last chemo treatment---was getting 1 infusion a week for 12 weeks after 8 weeks of 1 treatment every 2 weeks----the last month was brutal and  that very last week I just couldn't (or thought I couldn't) go in for it --I melted into a puddle and sobbed for an hour---went to the hospital and proceeded to melt again, so onc dr told me to go home and come back the next day---I did--and finished up---took my then spouse and daughter with and by the grace of god--finished it--wish someone would have snap a photo--was a huge victory--I went home and melted into a puddle and sobbed for another hour------happy tears. that was October of 2012!!!

[house_cat]

@wagirl 

Thank you for sharing. Your post makes this whole thread worthwhile.

[Tinkerbell3]

I don't understand the question? 

Photographed for what purpose? 

I wish that I had more pictures of my middle/high school years- We didn't have computers/cell phones and people didn't carry cameras around!

I HATE selfies. I hate that people are so vain-I hope that my kids don't ever pose for photos of themselves and post them on social media! 

[Q4u]

The moment I took and passed my 2nd Degree Black Belt test in Tang So Do Karate when I was 45.....!   

[this is my nic]

I wish I had a photo of my husband and I on our wedding day.  We eloped, so we were alone and never even thought of bringing a camera.  Those were the days before everyone had a smart phone!