I have this awesome advent calendar, purchased by my excellent wife.
Behind door number one is a pirate. I feel like I should be less surprised.
We want another cat. Amelie is basically petrified of everything, so we figure we can introduce her to our friends’ cats to get her used to it. Tonight, we had our first ever cat party. It was pretty tense at the start, but Monty, Zuma and Amelie were very well-behaved. Zuma was mostly indifferent.
Amelie was behaving quite oddly. She’d run to Monty, squeak, then hiss at him. Monty seemed unperturbed. Amelie appeared to enjoy showing her new friends around when she calmed down a bit.
Getting post is great; except for when it’s bills. It’s nearly always bills, or some fucker claiming you owe them money, or inviting you to be in a free prize draw, or a takeaway menu. It’s never good stuff, unless you’re expecting it.
What I like about Lovefilm is it’s a benevolent little package that lands on your doormat that isn’t a bank statement or council tax. It’s an hour or two of enjoyment, that you didn’t have to go and get. It’s the modern-day equivalent of a stork (or something).
I haven’t used my camera in ages. There is no excuse.
(everything I hoped + 1 Rhino teddy) * awesome = Bolt
When it comes to taking photos of ships, it’s difficult to get in a decent position at Southampton docks. I have previously moaned about being unable to take a decent photo from the same place that the following Norwegian Jade one is taken from, however, sideways-on seems a lot worse. Careful what you wish for, I guess.
Some people just really want to go on a cruise, I guess.
QM2 looking flat and dull and like there’s a silver bullet caravan in front of it.
If you’re wondering how I feel about my latest purchase, my SC-29 off-camera-flash-enabler, it looks a little like this:
If you’re wondering how Charlotte feels about it (and, indeed any other photography-related purchase I make), it looks something like this:
CLS is awesome, and and off-camera master gives you so much more freedom to experiment with shadows than using the built-in pop-up as the master. I am very pleased, and will be overusing this greatly in the near future. See more from this evening’s photoshoot at flickr.