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Bought my girlfriend a camera that can shoot and create panoramic stitches. She took this flick one day while cruising around the city.
Benched by P's girlfriend in Calgary, AB.
Not to be taken too seriously, it's sort of an inside joke:
I met a really nice photographer after the show last night. We were talking about how long we have both been shooting and other photo stuff. He jokingly said something along the lines of “must be nice to have the girlfriend pass” meaning that my boyfriend is in a band and I get special privileges and whatnot. It got me thinking. Yes, I tend to get into shows for free (and save about 5 bucks at most), but other than that, I’m on my own. If you ever see me at the show I’m hardly ever hanging out with my boyfriend, I’m too busy trying to capture the night. I push my way to the front, I get kicked in the head and I always get shoved around just like anyone else. Yeah, If it gets too rowdy I will try and find a spot where I wont hurt myself or my camera; sometimes that means the stage, but I do this on my own. I don’t get a lending hand pulling me up. Everything I’ve ever done I’ve done on my own. My boyfriend is my #1 fan as I am his and we support each other in what we do. If he needs photos, I’m the first person he asks because he is a fan of my photos. But I started taking photos before I even knew his name. I started taking band photos in the 90’s at the pch club, I did this on my own; I published my own zine with my photos in 1996..I did this on my own.
I have a really sore, tore up leg from the show last night…I did this on my own.
Wolfgang likes to push his "girlfriend" through the uprights of the deck railing. Then he watches her hit the ground below, and cries until one of us fetches her.
I always wonder why I did not get this lens earlier. Damn! This lens blows my mind...I just love the details and bokeh. It is so special that you will love it instantly...no wonder this lens has been a big favorite in Fujifilm community! :)
Location: Richmond, BC
this is cat's daughter and her little friend. they were dressing up, putting on makeup, putting on little shows for us, fighting, and making up. such girls, and so funny.
here, they were pretending to be pregnant. lol!
"Call your girlfriend/ It's time you have the talk/
Give your reasons/ Say it's not her fault/
But you, just met somebody new..."
Robyn/ Call your girlfriend
I am so into Robyn at the moment and I listened to this song when I was taking these pictures- and it just seemed to match Lilith's attitude so well! ;)
I am very glad to have with me: Wild at heart Lilith (my first Lilith!) and the most amazing gown by em'lia couture. This is a very special gown to me because em'lia made it for the DCDC (which she won!)- I remember loving this gown from seeing it first at the contest, and reading the story about the design, and the fabric, on her blog.
I admired em'lias work in this contest and it really gave me a new idea of where the doll hobby "can be going". Not long after that, I did my first commission with her and the rest is history ;) And now I have a small piece of that story at home t put on my dolls and admire! ;)
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As you can see from some pics below this, I met up with some girlfriends a few nights ago. And...being the awesome wife I am, I wanted to leave something good for the hubby to eat when he got home since he is the good husband and works a bazillion hours of hard labor each day.
I lay in bed th night before and think of what I need to use up for the week and I had an excess of bell peppers and a wee bit of heavy cream.
I sauteed an onion with the bell peppers and a decent amount of olive oil. Let that simmer so everything gets soft. Then I added in the cream I had - about a 1/4 of a cup and cover it to let the flavors marinate.
I then boiled water for penne pasta. When that is al dente, I strain the water out and then add the bell pepper mix to it. Add some romano cheese on top and you're good to go. Super yummy. You can also add asparagus, chicken, whatever.
Yummeh in my tummeh.