Farmall Cub

Rosie and I would like to add to the well wishers this season. We hope that all is well with you and your family during this Christmas season.

Our Wish To You

I hope this opens and plays for you. It is a Power Point Presentation that may take a bit to load. depending on your computer it may not play but merely open to the page.

Wow that is pretty neat, Have a great Christmas and New Year

that is cool

Really nice. had to watch it a couple of times. Thanks Grump

Now that is COOL Thanks for sharing and all you do! Merry Christmas! David

Bill,

That is very cool. You are one creative person!

Corky

Corky,

WHAT! Why is Bill so creative.

Need some explaination here.......

Thanks

Gary Boutwell wrote:
...WHAT! Why is Bill so creative...

Nobody knows. I guess it's just a talent that I have.

Gary,

Maybe creative is a poor choice of words. How about thoughtful? How about genuine? How about an all around good feller? But I kinda thought creative was a good word, because ole Barnyard stopped and took the time to create and send us all a very nice holiday message?

Just some thoughts...but I'm open to others too!

Corky

Thanks for all the kind words Charles. I have a lot of fun creating these things. The fun part comes from the challenge of coming up with new ideas. Web site design and such are somewhat relaxing to me when I can't be outside.

I hope the above show opened for everybody and ran as it was supposed to. On some computers it only opens to the finished page and doesn't play. That takes away from the meaning a bit.

Bill,
Worked perfectly for me. Awesome!!

Maybe sometime at a 'fest when you are busy staying away from work you can show me how to do some of this stuff.

Mr E wrote:Maybe sometime at a 'fest when you are busy staying away from work you can show me how to do some of this stuff.

I can do that Roy. It takes Microsoft Power Point to create, at least that is the software I am familiar with.

I originally posted this on Christmas Day, I really never thought it would still be a topic two weeks later.

Barnyard wrote:

Mr E wrote:Maybe sometime at a 'fest when you are busy staying away from work you can show me how to do some of this stuff.

I can do that Roy. It takes Microsoft Power Point to create, at least that is the software I am familiar with.

I originally posted this on Christmas Day, I really never thought it would still be a topic two weeks later.

You're on, friend!!