CHAT W/E comp : Money Money Money 28th-30th Oct

[TwinnieE]

Originally Posted by DigiDiva

Sadly I didn't have a good time Twinnie, so came home early. A few years ago I suffered panic attacks when I went away from home without hubby. I thought I was over it but sadly, it happened again this weekend. He was a saviour and drove to blackpool to pick me up and bring me up - my knight in shinning armour.

I was impressed with blackpools footy stadium, last time I saw it, it was a shed!!!! Lovely ground. We drew today (Sunderland) so 1 more point...

Sorry you didn't have a good time Chris.
I have had panic attacks and know how you feel.
Glad your husband came to your rescue.
I take calm tablets to help me sometimes especially on car journeys.

Hope your feeling better now you are home.
At least your team drew.
Take Care

Hugs

[DigiDiva]

You know what Twinnie, I have had so much support from my friends and family I really appreciate it. Kind words make all the difference.

[ogri1st]

Originally Posted by DigiDiva

Oh my, Ogri, your entry had just given me a brill idea had I not already had an entry!

Sorry to hear you haven't had a good time of late. Hope all is OK now.

Eldest son misdiagnosed with a stomach infection, turned out to be a groin hernia from rugby, diagnosed 4 days after 1st emerg appoint, rushed to hospital, under knife, hell off a time. he's struggling to walk but determined to return to school as mocks upon him.

[ogri1st]

Originally Posted by ogri1st

Eldest son misdiagnosed with a stomach infection, turned out to be a groin hernia from rugby, diagnosed 4 days after 1st emerg appoint, rushed to hospital, under knife, hell off a time. he's struggling to walk but determined to return to school as mocks upon him.

just reread my post. Dr martin eat your heart out

[DigiDiva]

Originally Posted by ogri1st

Eldest son misdiagnosed with a stomach infection, turned out to be a groin hernia from rugby, diagnosed 4 days after 1st emerg appoint, rushed to hospital, under knife, hell off a time. he's struggling to walk but determined to return to school as mocks upon him.

Fingers crossed for him

[ogri1st]

Originally Posted by DigiDiva

Fingers crossed for him

tnxs hes a strong cookie. (stronger than Me over the last week or so)

[DigiDiva]

OK, slight improvement (I hope..lol) to my entry, now I have had more time

[DigiDiva]

Just need to share my news with you......Have just ordered my Canon 60D! How excited am I?

[wavemachine]

Originally Posted by DigiDiva

Just need to share my news with you......Have just ordered my Canon 60D! How excited am I?

You should have got a 7D stir stir

Seriously I think you have made the right decision based on what you said in the other threads primarilly it is lighter and the articulated screen will be helpful if you have back and neck issues.

It is quite an upgrade from your 1000D but don't get bogged down with all the new stuff to start with the basics of photography remain the same you will just have a better tool to achieve what you want When you start using it things will jump out as being better and once you have got comfortable with your new camera then start delving.

If the manual is like the 7D's then it will pretty much tell you what it does and how to operate it but not why so you may want to consider a 3rd party book such as this or this.

Most of all have fun DD

[DigiDiva]

You do realise that I will expect to be able to produce perfect professional photos every time and win the weekly and monthly comp all the time now don't you.......lol (joking)

When I bought the 1000D, I hadn't a clue! I didn't know anything about taking photos never mind the camera setting etc. This time I'm hoping to be able to get to grips with it fairly fast in comparison to before. Just wish I had ordered it a few days sooner, as Im in the college studio shooting portraits tomorrow and will have to use the 1000D.