I've been so busy lately, but that's wedding season for you. I work part time as a photoshop wizard for Photosmith. I normally work there one to two days a week. But, for the past two weeks (and probably this coming week), I've been working all five weekdays. (I like to joke with my husband, Aaron, that "I don't know how you 'normal' people work 5 days a week!" ha) So lately it has been workworkwork, then coming home to work all night. It is a good thing I love what I do!
Let's see what else have I been up to?
Last weekend I got a new nephewpuppy! My sister-in-law, Amy, decided her lab/beagle mix, Maggie, could use a buddy. So, I talked her into checking out PetSmart's adoption days. She came home with this fella!
His name is Sherlock. He is a 13 week old lab mix. He is fully of that crazy puppy energy! I love it. But what I love most is getting the perks of having a puppy without having to clean up any of the mess. Ha! Is that terrible of me?
I just realized I never posted images of my pets. They are on the site, I'll post them here too.
This is Pippin
She is my Basenji mix. A rescue, total spaz, but she has such a great, quirky personality.
This is Chewbacca (aka Bach, Bacca, or Chewie)
He is a mini-goldendoodle. We saved him from going to the pound. My sister received him as a wedding gift, but her husband didn't want him. So, of course I took him! He is the most laid back dog you will ever meet. Seriously.
And finally, I have Bella.
She is my Maine Coon mix. She is the sweetest kitty, very vocal and active. I got her from my sister as well. She got Bella (originally named Heidi) as a companion for her cat, Rudi. But that didn't work out so I said I would keep her until I found a new home for her. That was over 2 years ago. Yeah, she isn't going anywhere anytime soon.
Yup, those are my furbabies.
This camera recently came into my possession.
It feels nice to use film again. I'm still working on running my first roll of film through it. The film I'm using is a medium format (120), color film. The camera takes a medium format film, but a different size (620). So, I just put the 120 film on the 620 spool. I hope the images come out ok. I have no clue if this camera works. But I I'll find out soon enough. I've always loved the anticipation of getting film developed, or better yet, developing it yourself. Unfortunately I can only develop black and white 35mm film, but I haven't done that in years. Maybe I'll return to my roots soon... once wedding season is over!
Well, I guess I should get back to work!
-Kat
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