
Plus I’m beginning to hate commercial radio with a passion, especially those stations that has 90 minutes of non-stop commercials before they take a song brake, radios stations that won’t announce either the artist or the song and assume that you know who you are listening too, ect…. I believe that it will be worth the money. Plus I am planning on taking vacation in May and doing some traveling. I might head out west, (Dunlay, hint, hint).
But anyway, the reason I was in Wal-Mart to begin with, is that I had found some old undeveloped film and had brought it in. If you use Wal-Mart’s one-hour photo development then you can get the film developed and put on disk only. And if you send it off then you have to get pictures printed. Well, for only $4.58 I can get my pictures on a disk, not get any prints, which I don’t want anyway, and have it in an hour. Genius.
I developed two rolls, and I didn’t even know what was on the rolls. One of the rolls was from Aug. 04 in Dunlay and Bert’s funeral. I took pictures of the flower arrangements. The other was, now get this, from 1992. Whoa!
And yes, the pictures did develop. They are very grainy but you can still see them. The one below is from that second roll. It is from when I had my business going and was putting on a bookfair. At which church that is, I’m not sure yet.

So, now I am off to Home-Depot to pick up some plumbing supplies and see about tackling some of my plumbing problems.
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