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Photo of the day - April 2021
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Lily resting on her new cat bed which is sometimes our couch
Been on a budget (or quite a few) setup(s) for many years and it's only the last couple of years I've had the possibility to upgrade to somewhat premium gear, but as I've stated earlier, now I just can't blame the gear if the images turn out like cr**.
Last summer, had a feeling I was being observed.
Same here - sadly I am not surprised about the overflow of negative comments by the trollish/churlish posters.
I wasn't considering an iMac before, because I have a nice AOC 34" Ultrawide monitor that I bought back in November to use with my 2014 Mac mini. So I was planning on getting an M1 Mac mini or maybe the rumored/desired "Mac Pro mini" since I already have a monitor, keyboard and mouse that I like.
Now I am thinking seriously about getting an M1 iMac. It will be more expensive, so I still may get the M1 mini, but these new iMacs look great. But, given that there will be a huge demand for these, I don't think I could realistically buy one before the WWDC in June. And there may be more sweet Apple Silicon Mac announcements then, so patience is a virtue. It is good to have an abundance of good Mac options for my next desktop.
Same here - I bought an M1 MBP with 8 GB memory and a 256 GB SSD. No regrets at all. ? ?
As a graduate of the University of Florida (orange and blue), I approve of that decision. And if I do go with an M1 iMac, either orange, blue or silver are the colors I would likely choose.
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Here is another picture of Sinclair on top of our dresser, looking calm and regal (or so he thinks). I like how the light strand behind him gives a glow around some of his fur.
Camera on iPhone XR. Focal length 4.25 mm, F number f/1.8, Exposure time 1/30.
Camera on iPhone XR. Focal length 4.25 mm, F number f/1.8, Exposure time 1/30.
From a couple of weeks ago. A splash of unexpected colour. A hangover from last fall.
From local trip to Ithaca NY in 2001. Look closely and you see green plant is trying choke out the red one!
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I love your Sinclair. You seem like a very wise and nice guy. Can you shed light on how to move on after the passing of a beloved feline friend? I'm having a bit of trouble. And my neighbor kindly told me that "no, you never move on". What???
I took this on a rooftop in Tunis one evening in 2008, with an iPhone - which one, I forget. I must try to find out. I wonder how much better it would be with either an iPhone 7 or an iPhone 12Pro.
One thing helped us (my wife and I) move on after Sherlock died of cancer a few days before Christmas last year: He had FIV and we expected he would have a shorter life. But it still hurt that he only lived about 5 1/2 years instead of around 8 years (which we hoped).
Even still, I honestly expected we would still be more upset when Sherlock died. The only thing I can figure is that since he had FIV we knew his days were limited.
But we still miss him, just like you miss your loved cat.
And it probably helps that we still have 5 cats, too. ?????
Plus we do eventually come to grips with every cat we have lost since we got married in 2003 (at least 8 or 9 cats, offhand). It just takes some time. And you will still have all the great memories of your cat. Plus the pictures. ?
I took the photo in October 2008 and I think it might have been the iPhone 3G as launched in June 2008, as per
