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Jamie: "It's my favorite time of day, driving you."
Aurelia: "It's the saddest part of my day, leaving you."
Last night I watched Love Actually, it made me laugh, cry and feel all warm and fuzzy... I love this movie.
Actually just a pretty random shot taken whilst fairly inebriated and showing someone the settings on the camera; but it came out pretty well.
Actually, I think Mom just wanted to get out of the picture.
A "lost" photo from Memorial Day - as in forgot to upload earlier.
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i kind of like the way this looks. Lose the bottle mounts and youre good. Grabbed from Fixed Gear Gallery.
From this...
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Actually, his big sister just gave him her old camera, but he was happy as a clam anyway. Like my jammies? Like the laundry basket? Like how any romantic illusion of me has been dashed?
Happy Seventh Birthday, Joey!
actually wanted to go to Sentosa to shoot people playing Beach Volleyball, but, didn't manage to find any people playing it.. therefore .. its back to kids again :p
Its ribena time :p
Whoever would have guessed that Firefly would help me on a vocab quiz?
From www.freerice.com/index.php. Thanks to Shadow Viking for pointing me there.
Multi tasking @ the Forks This guy is actually on his cell,fishing,smoking and if ya look carefully there's a beer tucked into his waders !
Actually, this mother cat looks very impatient with the two babies, who kept meowing her for feeding.
i actually remember taking this pic myself with my new polaroid instant camera. there was one shot in particular i still have of all the grandparents...
Actually this kitty is in a room SWARMED with visitors and the DAWG/Safe Humane Chicago presentation.
Actually in the town of Vernon, just over the border. Wantastiquet is across the river in New Hampshire. River at the base of the Mt.
Cole actually snapped this picture while he and T.J. were having a moment on the back porch yesterday (but with my camera). He's getting so gray, the cute thing...
We have a little mouse (actually I think there may be more than one!) who lives down a hole near our front garden fence. He comes out regularly to eat seeds that the birds have dropped on the floor.
The other morning I couldn't believe my eyes when I went to feed the birds and saw him sitting in the wire holder chomping away on the fat balls! What was more surprising was that he didn't scuttle off when he saw me, he just looked at me as if to say, "what you looking at?"
I slowly backed away and went back into the house, unfortunately my 100mm macro lens was still on the camera, so this is quite a heavy crop. Just got a couple of shots before he ran off.