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Hi. I'm having a wonderful day for a change hows yours?

I'm from Philly, too.

Luckyyyy! I just watched it on TV, but it was great, wasn't it.

Oooh, you're a Flyers fan? GO FLYERSSS!

Yes all is fine thanks didn't realise how long it had been sice I was last on. How about you?

Heey. It's me Alice. Not sure if you remember me. But hopefully you do.

Hi Kac!!
I refuse to say 'good-bye'.
So how about..... see ya!!
TeenHelp's doors never close. Even if we walk through them.
So keep that in mind IF you ever feel the need - someday - to come back.
Even if just to say 'hi.
I will continue to hope and pray that the path before you is smooth as glass.
And that angels will keep you from all harm.
Take very good care of yourself.
GREAT BIG HUG
Craig!!

Hey, you look really nice and i need someone to talk to right now. Please PM me. Thanks.

PM sent, let me know if you didn't get it!

My macro definitely focuses inside a meter! My 85mm, and the 70-200mm for that matter, can't focus on anything within 3 feet of the camera, so it was completely useless for product shots and really annoying for indoor candids.

I actually don't have MSN , I'm on facebook though if you can deal with their awful chat system. IMO, the 70-200 f/4 is probably Canon's best lens in terms of value and performance. The 85mm 1.8 is a great portrait lens, but it doesn't focus inside of a meter, which is really annoying. The 17-40mm is designed for film and full-frame cameras like the 5D and 1Ds, where it's pretty much a 10-24mm in crop sensor terms. It's okay on my 40D, but I really bought it as motivation to someday get a 5D Mk. II or something like it. Macro lenses are really fun and are great for portraits of anything from bugs to people.