Using tags and digital graphics

I have not been using tags simply because I have a really hard time deciding on what to use. It seems like I tend to use too few or too many, so I just quit altogether. Now, however, going back over some of my own posts, and having a hard time finding what I'm looking for, I think it is time for me to start trying, which I did in the post just prior to this one. I guess if one is too err, it would be better to err on the side of using too many, so I guess this is a warning, from now on, I'm going to start using tags, good, bad, or whatever! It is all part of the learning curve while I am learning even more about blogging, as I go slipping right out of this bed! Kerplunk!!

Here is some digital graphic work I did on a picture of Callie in *my* chair that she thinks is hers, but Anna Kay has been taking it over recently. Be sure to click on these to see the larger sizes for a better look-see of these thumbnails.

This is the original, untouched except for resizing.


This is after using some digital graphic design, which included some Illumination Effects to simulate the sunshine that was not there at the time.


Too harsh, I used some more graphic design works to obtain the appearance I desired, then created a frame using several various sized borders, textures, and 3-D effects, hoping I was giving Callie that closed-in feeling of being in a box that she dearly loves! (Does your cat love boxes and sacks, too?) I don't know about you, but the frame just makes it a little bit cozier for her with the sun (producing warmth) and frame (giving her a good, secure feeling), but then again,maybe you just have to know Callie to get this feeling.

Well, let's just say to Callie,
"TOODLES and we're
Striving for a world without Myasthenia Gravis!"