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You're correct...the photo albums get confused with larger sized photos, I'm sorry to say. (I think the limit is .5M.) So if you can resize them in a graphics program to bring them to under .5M, that will work.
So glad you'll be posting,
thanks! I did get the photo and have sent you our findings. Please let me know if we've misunderstood, and then we'll keep looking at it to see if we can get the same results you're getting.
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I'm so sorry and know exactly what you're going through...I'm also tired all the time. I fall asleep in front of the computer, in the middle of writing notes. LOL, pasted one particularly nonsensical one into an email, as it was the oddest thing and had nothing coherent at all (ironically, it was found typed in the middle of a response being emailed to a friend!). I'm sure it also doesn't help you that school has been so stressful...not that it can never be stressful!
Awww, how sweet that he likes his hat that much!
Well, you could make another that is
sized better, so this way when the original doesn't fit at all, he
just goes on to the new hat. Maybe at that point you nab
the old one and add some rows?You know, that's also pretty smart for a boy so young, wearing the hat to bed...it will keep him very, very warm!
I agree...cute! Wow, 4 weeks without the kids?!
She must not like her
kids very much!Two days compared to four weeks is nothing...a couple of days off from being around the kids is probably a great and much-needed break for you!
I can completely understand two
days. (Note to self: see if any kindergarten classes will
take husband for four weeks, as he's mentally in his terrible twos,
anyway. 
)I'm sure you take good care of the kids and give them plenty of time with you.
Four weeks is just excessive.
And I'd agree, if the school had complained, that would have been
way overboard!So glad you did get some "me" time.
Hugs,
Melanie
I've alerted Terry (Support) to your message. Just to be clear, are you getting the "invalid image" error message, or is it a different one?
In the meantime, I have a suggestion. Since you've never done a graphghan, I would strongly suggest trying a very small graphghan. A small one for practice, perhaps a pillow or chair cushion, something that won't take a long time and will give you a feel for working a graphghan. It's certainly not a requirement, but for all of the years I've knitted and crocheted, I still find trying a smaller piece will give a better idea of what the project will be like on a larger scale. I did neglect to do this fairly recently when learning bead crochet, and I was sorry...I couldn't manage the yarn and the beads, but when I stopped trying regular bead crocheted pieces and instead made several practice pieces with pony beads, everything fell into place and I was able to work "regular" bead crochet thereafter.
yep i just stood beside nicky and laughed when he kicked the ass it was so funny we'd just come out of a mcdonald's and the guy was sat on the sidewalk we walked past him and nicky kicked him in the ribs i burst out laughing
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