Sheit friend. THANK YOU VERY MUCH for putting a stupid grin BACK on my frown! Maybe I can try to get my lines and wrinkles going the opposite way. Luckily I had all my Analog Nikons refurbished before I retired them. I kept all my studio stuff (except my Dyna-Lite strobes and hand flash gear and meters which dried up from lack of love/use losing them to Analog forced obsolescence) and all my top of the line darkroom equipment stuffed into a big wood shipping crate. Thousands of dollars of equipment collected over the years in the field. Though I kept my air brushes, I sold my air compressors so no more airbrushing. But realistically I no longer have space for doing anything analog except drawing on a dining room table and that is no longer an option either. I just can't go back to doing things the way I did when younger either and that hurts as much as whining about being a captive of digital tech. But again thanks for the positive juice. Appreciate it.