Has anyone here

On Aug 13, 4:23 pm, "Shillelagh" wrote:
"Katherine" wrote in message

oups.com...



I've picked up a Flickr account in anticipation of Ravelry and have
posted a few pictures just to try it out. However, I don't like their
200 pic limit on the free account, so will only use Flickr for my
Ravelry pictures. Am thinking of trying Picasa for on-line photo
albums, since Yahoo is closing down on October 18th. I'm just
glad I only used Yahoo so others could see my pics, and not as
a true storage facility.

I have over 1,000 pics in my Flickr account so far, Shelagh.

Higs,
Katherine

From what I understand on the free account they only display the
200 most recent pictures. Your other ones are still there, but I'm not
sure how you access them.

Picasa has pretty much unlimited storage, and so far, it's free.



Interesting. I have had no trouble seeing all my pictures, and I
won't complain until I do. g I also have a Photobucket account,
which seems fine, too.

Higs,
Katherine

On Aug 13, 11:40 pm, BB wrote:
On Aug 14, 10:25 am, hesira wrote:

I will certainly stay here regardless. I've made too many friends and
gained too much from this group to abandon it.

Absolutely, I don't see Ravelry as competition for established
communities. Obviously none of us yet have access to be able to give a
full account of the service but I certainly view it as an *additional*
resource, not a one-stop-shop for my online knitting needs.

I've signed up because I'm keen to see it and judge it for myself - it
may or may not suit me. I've heard plenty of positive things about it
though so I'm approaching it in a positive frame of mind.

VP

Ok, now I'm curious. Do my posts not show up in some places? I have
wondered at times if that's the case, or if there are other reasons I
get little response to my posts. I've practically stopped posting
because of it.

VP, this is not directed at you specifically, but your post said nobody
has access to Ravelry after I posted today that I have joined, so I
thought it was a good time to see if I could find out.

BB,
I access newsgroups through Google, which is far from satisfactory.
There are times when I miss bits of threads or even whole threads.
So if I seem not to reply, blame Google. g

Higs,
Katherine

Try singing a Duet ....if you hear only one part ..... mirjam ::::
could not resist that , sorry,

Although if you hear *both* parts, you have some genuine concerns! LOL

*hugs*
Gemini

Katherine wrote:

BB,
I access newsgroups through Google, which is far from satisfactory.
There are times when I miss bits of threads or even whole threads.
So if I seem not to reply, blame Google. g

Higs,
Katherine

I can do that!

BB

Not Likely wrote:
Try singing a Duet ....if you hear only one part ..... mirjam ::::
could not resist that , sorry,


Although if you hear *both* parts, you have some genuine concerns! LOL

*hugs*
Gemini

True!! Unless it's the dogs howling along with me

BB

YarnWright wrote:
*I* spun a FINE 'yarn':


BB. . .

nonono!
the dogs howling are because I was singing!
Noreen
one of those people who loves to sing, but should not.



You HEARD the dogs in TN howling up in OH?????
running and ducking
and laughing like a banshee....
Noreen

Wow....you could go on Letterman!

It was probably my dogs howling - they are beagles after all

BB

On Aug 16, 11:35 am, BB wrote:
Katherine wrote:
BB,
I access newsgroups through Google, which is far from satisfactory.
There are times when I miss bits of threads or even whole threads.
So if I seem not to reply, blame Google. g

Higs,
Katherine

I can do that!

LOL I do it all the time myself!

Higs,
Katherine

Not Likely wrote:
Try singing a Duet ....if you hear only one part ..... mirjam ::::
could not resist that , sorry,

Although if you hear *both* parts, you have some genuine concerns! LOL

I dunno. I used to have good audio retention of some of my favorite
symphonies and used to "play" them in my head when I was commuting.
That was in the 70s and early 80s before portable audio was so easy.

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