Tenny - whats wrong with it? I see 4 months, 4 weeks and 1 day?
ETA - anastasia - I think, from memory, when I was doing stuff for DS, I would just cook it and then puree it, I didn't need to add water or anything. For fruits and vegies. I didn't really get into the farex stuff cos he HATED it...
mel- Yeah i have been giving Jonathan just puree apple without formula, I might do the same with potatoes next week, see how he goes. Thanx for that sweety.
Kel- Thank-u
Tenny- I've been trying to up grade my ticker but everytime I do it, it says the photo is too large & i don't know how to shorten it hmm.
Anastasia - its likely that the file size of the pic is too large. If you don't have photo shop to resize the pic - when you are in the viewer program - see if it has the option to send by email - they usually downsize the pic for you - and then just save it as that size. If that makes sense? So since I don't have photoshop on the crappy laptop - this is what I do to resize my pics. Then I just save it from the attachment on an email to the desktop and rename it with a .jpg on the end of its name. Make sense?
Well I tried the potato on Izzy, she did well didn't eat it all but all good she started to gag in the end so stopped giving it to her. Will try again tomorrow. I didn't use formula in the potato just used my blender to puree it. I have put the remainder in my ice container and it's in the freezer.
Mel - I hope you feel better soon.
Tenny - you poor thing I know how you feel izzy since we have gotten back from Sydney has only been having 30 mins catnaps which I'm not happy about. I want her to sleep longer but I can't even resettle her
Well my little princess has stopped screaming and playing with her Minnie mouse so I think I'll fold the clothes.
I think windows has some built it apps that will allow resizing of images. If you want to use something like photoshop but don't want to shell out the HUGE amount that it costs, download gimp. It is completely free, does what photoshop does, and absolutely ROCKS. You can run it on windows or mac (and Linux!!)
It is very simple to resize an image in gimp - just open the image, click the image menu, select "scale image" or "scale canvas", then input the size that you want to scale it down to. Also very simple to crop and do other things like that.
And I'm (mostly) always happy to provide tech support for Gimp if peeps are willing to wait for answers for the next time I have a chance to look at my email
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