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At least you don't have to count today.

Kari said:

BrightBlessings said:

Drunk pharmacist?

That's like me on a normal Saturday(*) evening counting my whisky shots to control my drinking.

(*) = or Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday evening.

And how is that working for you?

Lady Fitzgerald said:

And how is that working for you?

Today celebrating (see this post), so although it's only 3 PM here I'm already on the "take one take two take three one or two" phase :).

Lady Fitzgerald said:

Kari said:

BrightBlessings said:

Drunk pharmacist?

That's like me on a normal Saturday(*) evening counting my whisky shots to control my drinking.

(*) = or Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday evening.

And how is that working for you?

It's not working at all today. No counting on Saturday.

essenbe said:

Lady Fitzgerald said:

Kari said:

That's like me on a normal Saturday(*) evening counting my whisky shots to control my drinking.

(*) = or Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday evening.

And how is that working for you?

It's not working at all today. No counting on Saturday.

Don't forget vacations and holidays!

Sleep well...we'll be watching you.....

That is downright creepy!!!

Most animal eyes reflect the light. That is what enables them to see in the dark, their eyes amplify what little light is around. Now, what makes people's eyes light up when during a picture is taken with a flash attachment, I have no clue. I'm sure it is a simple answer though. Mine light up, and I have trouble seeing in the light, much less the dark.

essenbe said:

Most animal eyes reflect the light. That is what enables them to see in the dark, their eyes amplify what little light is around. Now, what makes people's eyes light up when during a picture is taken with a flash attachment, I have no clue. I'm sure it is a simple answer though. Mine light up, and I have trouble seeing in the light, much less the dark.

This Wikipedia website might explain it for you.

Red-eye effect - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia