07-18-2022, 01:42 PM
Don, too bad on the gallery sales. Sounds like my luck!
Sorry about the expired chemicals. I was always concerned about that too! My enemy was not time but air. I used collapsible quart and gallon jugs to squeeze the air out before capping.
But the results you have shown us is pleasing to me. It mimics the glass plate process and to me is quite attractive! Without the speed bump it could have been an 1880 photo!
Hi Grant, a sad time but family and friends will help ease the pain.
Dave, nice plate of cukes and "matos!"
Had our Rodeo week parade this past Saturday. I can't remember the last time it "rained on our parade" but it did. Parade goes on rain or shine.
This entry is from our Historical Society that makes and sells Woolworth's recipe caramel apples that was a classic here during Corn Palace week in the fall. It was developed by Woolworth's employees back in the 40's I think. The Society delivers also. Big fund raiser. The sign on back says Woolworth caramel apples are to die for.
Sorry about the expired chemicals. I was always concerned about that too! My enemy was not time but air. I used collapsible quart and gallon jugs to squeeze the air out before capping.
But the results you have shown us is pleasing to me. It mimics the glass plate process and to me is quite attractive! Without the speed bump it could have been an 1880 photo!
Hi Grant, a sad time but family and friends will help ease the pain.
Dave, nice plate of cukes and "matos!"
Had our Rodeo week parade this past Saturday. I can't remember the last time it "rained on our parade" but it did. Parade goes on rain or shine.
This entry is from our Historical Society that makes and sells Woolworth's recipe caramel apples that was a classic here during Corn Palace week in the fall. It was developed by Woolworth's employees back in the 40's I think. The Society delivers also. Big fund raiser. The sign on back says Woolworth caramel apples are to die for.