When I went to Texas and Louisiana last month for spring break, I bought a snazzy little digital camera. Hooray! I've got to say--it has been way too long in coming. But I had decided the week before that it would be my tax refund treat this year, and then once I got on the plane to Texas I realized that I had forgotten my regular camera (which, by the way, is eleven years old and has produced pictures with a hairline crack in the top of the frame for at least half of those years), so once I got to Texas I hit Best Buy and hooray! I'm the happy owner of a cool new camera.
Of course, once I got home, it has taken a month for me to install the software so I can download pictures to my computer.
But now I have, and now they're there, and now I can post a picture or two (or four) from the trip.
Here is the camera's first picture. A close-up of the shepherd's pie will be a feature on the new Casseroles...Hella Good! website that Amilynne and I are going to build. But here is the full picture, with my splendid friends Hunada, Daryl, and Elizabeth, who love me enough to get together for shepherd's pie when I come to Texas:
Of course, once I got home, it has taken a month for me to install the software so I can download pictures to my computer.
But now I have, and now they're there, and now I can post a picture or two (or four) from the trip.
Here is the camera's first picture. A close-up of the shepherd's pie will be a feature on the new Casseroles...Hella Good! website that Amilynne and I are going to build. But here is the full picture, with my splendid friends Hunada, Daryl, and Elizabeth, who love me enough to get together for shepherd's pie when I come to Texas:
Next, here is cool Marianne at Oak Alley, the fabulous old plantation we visited between Baton Rouge and New Orleans. The trees are three hundred years old. And can I say how fantastic it was to see Marianne? We hadn't visited for ages, not since she got married four years ago. Which seems almost as long as the trees are old.
On my way back from Louisiana, I had an otherworldish experience. This is where I found myself:
Anyway, when I got back to Texas, Elizabeth and I went to the Botanical gardens and there we beheld something you would ONLY see in the Lone Star State:
Little chica is practicing her pose. Yikes!
And I just have to add this picture because it is so cool to have a camera that can do it:
See the dew? I love my new camera!
But not as much as I love my friends! :D
2 comments:
Damn! That shepards pie looks goooo..oood!
heeeee....eella goooo...oood!!
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