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Samantha and I camp frequently. Last September, we booked a few days to camp in Asseteague State Park. I bought this two person hammock, picturing a romantic way to relax by the beach. Unfortunately, the trees there could certainly not support my body weight plus another so we abandoned the tent set up.
So this weekend we camped in the Pine Barrens in NJ. Surrounded by tall oaks and pines, I finally had an opportunity to set this up. As you can see, you sink right to the bottom, weighing the thing down and these flaps fly up cocooning me in nylon. The fabric didn't spread when she joined, just raised higher. Complete fail, unless camping in Siberia where this body-heat-trapping beast would do wonders keeping you warm, but I would worry about suffocating.
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Not sure which is more impresive. I mean, this guy was driving around on at least two donut spares for a while. But I think the clincher is the use of plastic crates instead of jackstands -- especially since the one in front is collapsing...
It helps to remember to put the lid on the developing tank before opening the changing bag.
Unsalvageable.
My first attempt to "bribe" L to take a picture with his little sister. I guess I shouldn't have given him the piece of chocolate beforehand. I thought having it in his hands would give him even more incentive. I also didn't realize that 10 clicks of the camera was enough to melt the chocolate in his fingers (well, that and the 90 degree day we were having!) LOL!
E's t-shirt was a little surprise for the hubby. I recently gave him a fancy shmancy electric guitar after passing all three levels of the CFA Exam, WOOHOO! E is already his #1 fan, he plays for her every night and she loves it!
So this is my end piece for now...
Well here's my life as of right now... living on my parents couch. If you've followed my pictures you may have seen that I broke my ankle.
Well I tried to keep going but between the pain meds, having surgery, not having my camera available, forgetting, and just struggling to do normal things I didn't quite make it.
I learned a lot from what little I did and I hope to try again, I may not do just selfs I don't know. Hopefully i can make a run at a mid year restart.
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rafa tentando pegar a azeitona da Bia no ar xD
resultado: FAIL \o/
(merecia até um keyboard cat =P)
o que estraga é a minha risada no final xD
Last night, I veered past "auto" on my camera and tried out the Tv setting and used a slow shutter.
I wanted lots of light streaks from the cars passing me by.
*sigh*
I'm goin back to the safety of Auto.
Amazingly, Scientific American picked up on the CSPI news released, and published it without any fact checking.
They even added an *extra* taxonomic error.
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Vegan baking is not always sweetness and light. Especially when you're also trying to make it gluten free. You're beginning to run out of binding agents and things don't always go to plan...
So- I have this very nice Rolleiflex old standard. I bought it on ebay in 2001 and got totally screwed ("perfect working order" -my hairy backside)- the shutter was sticking, the front standard fell off and the mirror is not very reflective. Recently I worked up the courage to try and fix it- sorted the shutter, cleaned and re-lubed most of the moving parts and got everything running tickety-boo. I found out on the interweb that you can use a mirror from a polaroid 600 type camera. I got one, and today tried to cut it down. It didn't work very well
I think i'll just buy a brand new mirror already cut to size....
okay, I know this is not Hi Key. the grandparents asked for some high key shots to match some other family photos they have. So I independently lit the background to make it super white, epic win. and put the key light in the front of some kiddie chairs and asked the boys to sit. They of course did not. Firstly they moved the chairs to against the wall, and being blondes their hair immediately picked up the back light and proceeded to make their head disappear. so I turned off the back light, and they continued to move chairs around.
Check out the other epic fails below.
Epic High Key fail.
ODC Trend, high key with white background is very trendy (well it does look fab darling).
sorry about all the kiddie shots lately.
Returning from my morning constitutional I found a bobcat sitting at the head of the breakfast table. She was wearing my glasses and reading the Financial Times. I lured the wildcat away with the inflatable fish in the kitchen sink which also appeared this morning. Why does April always start this way? A few blocks from our house, Joe’s Tires is having a HUGE BLOWOUT sale. It doesn’t appear to be an April Fools joke.
Tunnel Failly - railway Metz - Bettelainville (France). - more pictures at www.railtrash.net/Metz-Bouzonville/