SCRAPBOOK STORAGE SPACE!!!!

Originally posted by shannon730 at SCRAPBOOK STORAGE SPACE!!!!

Everyone complaining about losing Scrapbook storage space with the new photo album software. You aren't.

From the Paid account features page regarding Scrapbook:

ScrapBook Photo Hosting & 2 GB of Storage Space

Paid members can use ScrapBook, LiveJournal's photo hosting service and 2 GB of storage space! Users can organize their photos into multiple galleries and can set privacy levels for viewing access. Once a photo is uploaded to ScrapBook, it's easy to create journal entries with the photo embedded in the post.

You can however purchase more storage space for Scrapbook bringing it up to 10GB here.


So basically this is what has always been the case, people have been posting without knowing facts and causing a panic over nothing and everyone is just reposting without checking into anything first. After a short discussion with dragonydreams about how 2GB is pretty standard for most sites and 10GB is excessive it took me less than a minute to find this information on LJ's shop page.

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I'm quite happy to say that I managed to have a low-key weekend that was filled with some pretty wonderful times.

I was able to start and finish a book (Milkweed by Jerry Spinelli). Granted, it was a short book (208 pages), but it was really good and hooked me in from the very first sentence.

I saw American Reunion with my friend, Meg, today. It was a choice between that and The Five-Year Engagement, but the timing of the movies made it easier to go see AR. Plus, I wanna be Alyson Hannigan's girlfriend so that was a plus in the American Reunion column right there. In my opinion, the film definitely lived up to the American Pie lineage (EXCLUDING all that direct-to-DVD crap they made with Stifler's brother and Jim's dad. Just say no to The Naked Mile.) I loved that they got so many original cast members back and there were definitely laugh-out-loud parts. There were also seriously gross parts too, but you really can't make an American Pie movie without the whole package.

Finally, as with every one of my weekends lately, there was great food to be had.

On Saturday night, Nick and I met my parents at this restaurant called Napoli Italian Restaurant and Pizzeria. It was just about the halfway point between our houses and even though none of us had been there before, the food and service did not disappoint. They gave us these homemade garlic knots that were just so delicious. My salad was delicious. My spinach stuffed ravioli was delicious. The cheesecake my dad ordered for everyone to share was delicious and fluffy. Oh, and my drink was called a Green Goddess and it was amazing! (The waitress also said it was the bartender's favorite drink to make.)

Today, Meg and I went to the Hitching Post and I had a grilled chicken Cesar wrap and sweet potato fries. It was so yummy I ate the whole thing, which sorta bit me in the ass later because Meg had to go and order dessert. They brought us this strawberry pie that was covered in whipped cream and tasted an awful lot like heaven.

Can I just say I'm glad I'm starting a 90-day fitness challenge where I've sworn to walk for at least 30 minutes every day starting on Tuesday no matter what the weather? I think I'm going to need it.