Thursday, April 30, 2009
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
antics in austin
Part 2: Me and my most lovely best ladies (and a really nice guy named Lance)! We ate lots of food from local restaurants. We drank lots of local drinks. We even met a local celebrity (see the thong-clad man below). I think that qualifies us as honorary locals, right?
We're quite the experience, I've been told. Just throw the three of us together, add a drop or two of Jim Beam, mix it all up, and watch the wackiness ensue. We might have adopted Florida names for the week—because our rental car's plates were from Florida, duh! You can just call me Phyllis. My cohorts answer to Janis & Shirley.
Because we're so intense.
They're REALLY good tacos!His name is Leslie, and yes he's for real. I hear he almost got elected mayor as a write-in candidate. Keepin' Austin Wierd, I suppose.What guns? These guns! (Carrie's are bigger than my head, oh well)She looks tough, but she's pretty gooey on the inside.Here I am at the BEST. WATERPARK. EVER. (Schlitterbahn) Notice my pasty, pasty skin. When I took my shirt off, I'm pretty sure my skin acted as a beacon that was viewable from outerspace. Look! It's the very nice Mr. Lance....See, gooey on the inside!And she's quite the hairdresser these days.
Angie gets pretty, per usual.
This one about sums it up, methinks. fierce.
We're quite the experience, I've been told. Just throw the three of us together, add a drop or two of Jim Beam, mix it all up, and watch the wackiness ensue. We might have adopted Florida names for the week—because our rental car's plates were from Florida, duh! You can just call me Phyllis. My cohorts answer to Janis & Shirley.
Because we're so intense.
They're REALLY good tacos!His name is Leslie, and yes he's for real. I hear he almost got elected mayor as a write-in candidate. Keepin' Austin Wierd, I suppose.What guns? These guns! (Carrie's are bigger than my head, oh well)She looks tough, but she's pretty gooey on the inside.Here I am at the BEST. WATERPARK. EVER. (Schlitterbahn) Notice my pasty, pasty skin. When I took my shirt off, I'm pretty sure my skin acted as a beacon that was viewable from outerspace. Look! It's the very nice Mr. Lance....See, gooey on the inside!And she's quite the hairdresser these days.
Angie gets pretty, per usual.
This one about sums it up, methinks. fierce.
Monday, April 27, 2009
the stale taste of recycled air
Well, I'm getting settled back at home. I had an amazing time in Texas. I have some great photos of me and my friends, and unfortunately, little else. I guess that's what happens when you go to visit one of your closest friends. You spend all your time drinking each other in, and little time site seeing.
Here's part one of my trip to Austin. the sky:
Here's part one of my trip to Austin. the sky:
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
i love this lady more than cupcakes...
Monday, April 20, 2009
putting the "happy" in "happy hour"
the problem with having a fancy camera is people assume you know alot about said camera. Thus was the case at the Dayton Creative Syndicate happy hour that I guest photographed this evening. That aside, I had a super fun time taking pics of my friends & associates, and pretending I knew what people were talking about as they made friendly conversation about my Canon. What I took away was, I really need to read the users manual.
Sunday, April 19, 2009
Thursday, April 16, 2009
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
i will not be happy until i have this.
Okay, so I can't sew... Maybe I already have a perfectly adequate Singer sewing machine that is collecting dust in a corner somewhere in my house. BUT! I really, really want to learn to sew. And my sewing machine looks startlingly dull compared to this vintage-inspired, wonderful gem of a gadget.
Oh yes, it will be mine. someday.
Oh yes, it will be mine. someday.
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Thursday, April 09, 2009
Wednesday, April 08, 2009
getting our hike on...
Some shots from our woodland stroll this weekend (Yellow Springs, Ohio)
I don't know why they call it the Yellow Springs, when it is so obviously orange. I don't think Orange Springs has a bad ring to it. In the founding days of the region, it was believed that the springs had special healing powers. A hotel was even erected next to the Spring to accomodate all the visitors to the magical waters. I suspect that it might help with anemia, as it tastes overwhelmingly of iron.Rodger becomes one with the trees.
I don't know why they call it the Yellow Springs, when it is so obviously orange. I don't think Orange Springs has a bad ring to it. In the founding days of the region, it was believed that the springs had special healing powers. A hotel was even erected next to the Spring to accomodate all the visitors to the magical waters. I suspect that it might help with anemia, as it tastes overwhelmingly of iron.Rodger becomes one with the trees.
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Tuesday, April 07, 2009
Monday, April 06, 2009
leftovers from sweet sentiments
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