In the epistle "Re: Diy" scribed 03-18-98 18:12,
Karen Wattie did thus proclaim to Larry Bolch:
Karen 
KW>  LB> of the drum. As the process takes place the drum is put on a
KW>  LB> motor base that rotates it and keeps fresh solution in contact
KW>  LB> with the developing print. Time and temperature are important
KW>  LB> for consistent results, but not critical like with film.
KW> 
KW>  Ooops, sounds more complicated than I thought.  Once again, I
KW>  think I will wait for the opportunity to see it done before 
KW>  spluging on equipment I wouldn't understand.  Hmmmm....but I
KW>  didn't do that with the computer, I just jumped in with both
KW>  feet and have learned something new everyday.  .....I need to
KW>  think....
Much easier to do than to visualize from a narrative.
KW>  LB> ... Cat bathing is a lively martial art.
KW> 
KW> Stolen.  Did you aim it at me on purpose?
There probably was a certain amount of conscious choice
involved.
;-}
larry!
... I'm too sexy for my Nikon, too sexy for my Linhof...
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