Some people never have to worry about finding a parking place, and gas isn't a problem, either.

And my dad. I really love my dad.

Aw, I love my hubby. This was from a trip to Salt Lake in the late spring last year. We had lunch in a trendy little cafe in Park City.

Another really, really old photo, from when David lived here and I was still living in Seattle. We would meet in Colorado for vacations. This is at Hanging Lake Trail.

Whoa! This Picasa thing finds stuff I'd forgotten I had, including images from several computers ago, such as this one. It's the design for my wedding and engagement rings, so it dates from 199...6?

Holy crap, this is easy to work with. I wonder if I can email-to-blog to an MT blog? Hmm. At least I figured out how to rotate images. Duh, there were these handy rotate arrows. Nice job, Google/Picasa. Nicely done.

Sideways...

Open the doors...

Let's see if this will work. If I send via Blogger,I have to go with their border styling, but at least I can set that.

Testing style sheet... Blogger giveth, and Blogger taketh away. They seem to be adding style elements I don't want if I use Hello/Picasa 2.

Chicago Botanic Gardens - cascading waters.

Mountains Majesty

Rocky Mountain National Park: just before losing the light.

Wintergrey

At last, another album is started. I have a few more pictures to upload from home.

Suffice it to say, last night and this morning's commute were both from hell. I almost got stuck in a parking lot that had been insufficiently plowed. I was happy to see plows plowing and salters salting when I got came in today.

Oh, and next time I take pictures while using the snowblower, remember to put the compact flash card in the camera. ;P