Think about that. Take a picture. You might want to write the story down. Then -- yes -- away with it.

In order to satisfy people's curiosity I asked Dave to take several pictures of me last weekend.

So if it went up yesterday, it will more likely go up today, because I'm throwing in a positive number, otherwise a negative number.

Please give me two more pieces of blueprint paper. Mine has run out.

If you’re just going on vacation and only want pictures of yourself by the pool sipping boat drinks, then you can probably skip this one.

My favorite poster is the one I made for my class.

He sat at a different table, apparently without noticing her.

I made this card for you, Granny, on Mother's Day.

The kid's crying leads me to turn back and bring me this satisfied photo.

You have two tickets, $400 worth, and on the way to the concert you lose the tickets.

He posted it and a few more such photographs online, and his site now gets around thirty submissions a day.

Customer: I'd like to break this 100 RMB. Could you give me some small notes?

Will you kindly give me a receipt for it?

The card should have told me. I didn't know it then, but sweet boys who give pretty padded cards are not for me.

By the way, that is me in the photo above, no stock photo could capture the mood quite right….

Which kind of room would you prefer,a double or a twin?

“Get the hotel in the picture,” one young man said in Hindi as he posed, straight-faced, for a photographer.

Well, we get the same ugly figure one as before, and now you can see figure two I've moved the axes so that my graph will show up in the middle rather than at the edges, and therefore easier to read.

It could be a file folder or a shoebox or anything you like, but I think it's good to keep each idea on a separate piece of paper.

I want people to want to book a ticket to California the first time they hear it!