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kaigouso I'm reviewing my list of chores:
1. do the damn dishes
2. badger the recruiter
3. put away clean laundry
and I get an email from my mother about my trip to Grand Forks, ND, with a few stopovers to see the world's biggest ball of twine, the world's largest talking metal cow, the world's largest van gogh easel, and the world's largest concrete prairie dog. She says, "would you take your sister with you, part of the way?"
I write back. "What do you mean? Like, take her as far as Chicago and leave her there?"
Mom's response: "Yep."
I told her, "if Klho makes her way home again, that means ya gotta keep her."
No response from Mom yet. I think she might be sulking.
Heh.
1. do the damn dishes
2. badger the recruiter
3. put away clean laundry
and I get an email from my mother about my trip to Grand Forks, ND, with a few stopovers to see the world's biggest ball of twine, the world's largest talking metal cow, the world's largest van gogh easel, and the world's largest concrete prairie dog. She says, "would you take your sister with you, part of the way?"
I write back. "What do you mean? Like, take her as far as Chicago and leave her there?"
Mom's response: "Yep."
I told her, "if Klho makes her way home again, that means ya gotta keep her."
No response from Mom yet. I think she might be sulking.
Heh.
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Date: 30 Aug 2004 03:07 pm (UTC)My 'beach week' after graduation was a trip to Vermont, which did rock, to no end, but it sure wasn't a trip cross-country. I had a number of friends who did it, and this is the second time I've chosen someone significant in my life who's managed to cover every state (including Hawaii and Alaska) and quite frankly I AM FED UP. So. My turn.
I will most likely be taking the Canon, and not the digital, which means I'll be doing predominantly b/w - it travels better. That's a bitch to scan the negs, though. Doubtful I'll post anything - the Canon, after all, doesn't have to have a battery charge on a regular basis. I can just buy more in the next large city. Hmph. Might take the Ansco, though, because if you're going to be photographing roadside attractions that are sixty years old, why not do it with a camera that's eighty years old?
Heheh.