MellissaLynn

My main photo storage hard drive has gone belly-up on me. It isn't completely the end of the world, as I have a backup...but I haven't backed up since August. So, unless by some miracle the computer repair shop can retrieve my information from this drive, I've lost everything from August through November. Keep your fingers, toes, eyes, and any other thing you can cross crossed for me... UPDATE 12-3-2020: So. The shop I sent my drive to has told me that they can't do the recovery, but there is a place in California that can. The catch: if it's even possible, it will be a minimum of $600 and possibly as much as $3500 to do the recovery. I'll get the free estimate before they do any work...but if the insurance refuses to cover it, I'm done. I can't afford that kind of money for a few months worth of photos. If the insurance does cover it, will my policy go up in cost? Questions... UPDATE 12-14-2020: The shop in California has informed me that my drive is an utter loss. They said they

Rules: Watch at least 31 horror/monster/typical Halloween type films from Oct. 1st-31st. They don't have to be scary, just have some element that ties into Halloween, ex: Blade, Labrynth, and Godzilla. If you participated in it last year, those films viewed are invalid. You must record your progress somewhere public i.e. Journal, Facebook, ect. Let me know and we'll set it up. I know it's kinda dumb, but it's something I look forward to each year so if I can get more of my friends out there to do it, it would be awesome. (Copied from https://www.deviantart.com/escafa!) 1. The Shining (1980) 2. Doctor Sleep (2019) 3. The Toxic Avenger (1984) 4. Beetlejuice (1988) 5. Day Of The Dead (1985) 6. Land Of The Dead (2005) 7. Ghostbusters (2016) 8. Candyman (1992) 9. Final Destination II (2003) 10. Cockneys vs. Zombies (2013) 11. The World's End (2013) 12. Jason X (2001) 13. The Raven (1963) 14. Tremors 5: Bloodlines (2015) 15. Abbott And Costello Meet The Invisible Man