screen shots! Not so hard after all

Yes, I still can't hear and my ears hurt.
BUT
I have memes. What is this meme? It's such an old word on the interwebs no one asks any more and so I don't get to read someone else asking the dumb "huh" question and pretend I knew it the whole time. I don't know what it means. I know what it is.



Anyway I have two of them and here's one now! It's from Lovelysalome/Carrie

OOooo it's more like a chain letter without the riches or recipes or curses.

Here's the desktop. It has my dog. Hi Sooz! Lots of stuff on there because my kids and I both use this damn computer. But I did go through lately and dump all the documents on the screen except one. The one is the grocery list. Alphabetized, divided into sections of the store, devised by my compulsive husband (he's the one who's kept gas books for every car he's ever owned. As in every time he or I buy gas, we write down mileage and gallons. He also enters the data onto the computer and ....oh never mind. never, never mind)

Anyway. My desktop -- ta, da.

I'm going to tag people who don't mind tagging. Um

Er

Doug

Dean

Sxkitten

Here's how you play:


A. Upon receiving this tag, immediately perform a screen capture of your desktop. It is best that no icons be deleted before the screen capture so as to add to the element of fun. You can do a screen capture by going to your desktop and pressing the Print Scrn key (located on the right side of the F12 key).

Open a graphics program (like Picture Manager, Paint, or Photoshop) and do a Paste (CTRL + V).If you wish, you can "edit" the image, before saving it.



B. Post the picture in your blog. You can also give a short explanation on the look of your desktop just below it if you want. You can explain why you preferred such look or why is it full of icons. Things like that.



C. Tag five of your friends and ask them to give you a Free View of their desktop as well.

D. Add your name to this list of Free Viewers with a link pointing directly to your Desktop Free View post to promote it to succeeding participants.List of Free Viewers:iRonnie, Thess, Rebecca, Knoizki, Beng, Tina, Rachel, Alice, Julia, Darla, Carrie, Kate

Comments

  1. Bronwyn Parry8:07 PM

    Your dog looks like our old dog, Jess, who at a grand old age chased a bunny under the wheels of a 4WD.

    And your DH is eerily similar to mine in his habits. But does he weigh his breakfast cereal???

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  2. Ronnie1:20 PM

    thanks for taking the time to do the tag. i do hope you enjoyed it.

    btw, you may want to check out other free viewers. thanks and have a great day!

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  3. Bonnie Dee1:24 PM

    I can't believe how much your dog looks like my dog, Eliza. Yours isn't a purebred Dobe is she? Mine isn't either, but she has those markings with uncropped ears and tail.

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