Aquarius1

I believed I asked this before, but now that I came back to this site, I would like to know how I start an album and post pictures to the gallery. Would someone be so kind to provide me with step by step instructions? Thank you.

Mike, I also do not consider you a whiner, and I appreciate your sharing your situation with us. I certainly understand that your health comes first and foremost, but at trying times, you need some sort of outlet. Therefore, you don't have to leave. You can check in here as little or as often as you want, and you don't owe anybody an explanation as to why you need to put your hobby aside or cannot comment as often as you would like. If looking at other people's projects helps you relax or puts you in a good mood, then by all means stay with us. Whatever you decide to do, just know you are in our thoughts and prayers.

I remember Dr. Ruth from the early 80s when her radio show was popular, and I also remember that she had a dollhouse. I saw it when she was interviewed on TV. She led the camera crew to her Victorian dollhouse and showed us a miniature water bed. She said they didn't have water beds in those days, but they did have good sex. I too found the article interesting, and I am very moved by the fact that she gave her then only doll to another little girl whom she felt needed it more. At the time she was only a child herself, and her whole world was changing. I wish the article showed more pictures of her dollhouses.

Well, it's a cute house; that much I know for sure.

A news letter for this site?

Of course I stare at my dollhouses for hours. I thought that was the purpose of having a dollhouse. The more you stare at it, the more in tune you are to its needs and its occupants' needs, and that can quiet the voices in my head. Besides, it keeps me out of the refrigerator.

Cheryl, I know exactly what you mean. I like the fact that my dollhouses stay neater than my real life house.