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14-11-2009 12:50 AM - permalink
posie

where is everyone.. still no foxy ? x
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13-11-2009 02:50 AM - permalink
posie

Lolly is stunning. are you gone to beddybyes x Poe
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12-11-2009 10:04 PM - permalink
posie

Tell me about Lolly, I don't know anything about her/him........................? ? ?
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12-11-2009 09:51 PM - permalink
posie

Hi Kayleigh, we,(my dad really) used to have Greyhounds.I think theyre looovely, make nice pets.We had lots of them. My Dad, with my help as a youngster, used to race them. I wouldn't do it now. Poe x
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12-11-2009 05:38 PM - permalink
Dutchess

You are gonna be one fit lady, Elaine! :D Their collars also fascinate me. So big and broad....I usually have long haired dogs and they have the thinner, rolled leather collars (so's not to spoil the ruff). Perhaps when I have no more cats I may invest in a sight hound. I have always fancied one....
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11-11-2009 09:41 PM - permalink
posie

Thankyou for asking K , I would love to be your friend Poe, x
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11-11-2009 08:04 PM - permalink
loripo

Thank you - happily accepted! And do try your Gimp - just remember to save your original. See if it has things like Posterize - looks great on scenic stuff.
Lori
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11-11-2009 07:52 PM - permalink
loripo

The Yorkie's photo was altered using Paint.net which is a free download and very useful for resizing as well as specal FX.
(Argh I posted this to myself!!!
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11-11-2009 07:02 PM - permalink
loripo

See if this link works - it's a video I did for the kids at school on Digital Art
Schools Tube :: Video :: Creating Digital Art
They are going to try some soon.
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11-11-2009 05:10 PM - permalink
Dutchess

Greyhounds are so amazingly light on the lead, especially for a tall dog. I am used to substantial breeds, at least labradorish size, and also sled dogs (who pull! lol) so whenI first took a friend's greyhound for a walk, it was as if I had nothing on the other end of the lead! If you are used to more robust mutts, watch you don't tug it back and flip it over your shoulder...lol! D. x
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