Recent Going Ons
My Daughter got her permit recently, so now I have a chauffeur whenever she's over. We had been practicing at the local college and business park before she got her permit, so she's actually doing pretty well. Only a few butt-puckering incidents so far, but we were able to walk away without any damage (except for Dad's nerves), so all's well. She has the calendar marked for the day she's eligible to get her license, and has let her Mom and Dad know she intends to be at the DMV waiting for the doors to open. Then it's - See Ya. I don't know what she thinks she's going to drive. She keeps "finding" cars that we could buy for her. Poor thing, she's so delusional. It's really kind of sad. Her Brother was in no hurry to get his license, he had a go-ped so he could get around on his own, and he didn't want the responsibility of a car. Of course that changed once dating got more serious than meeting at Carl's Jr. . And of course being a good caring Father, I took this opportunity to point out this was only the first of many changes a female would cause in his life ;-)
My last Photoshop class was last Tuesday (5/20), so no more late nights trying to finish the assignments. I learned quite a bit and am able to use many of the tools in the program, but damn she gave us a lot of work. I think the problem was mostly my attitude (gee, where I have i heard that before??) since I didn't really care about a grade, I just wanted to learn how to use the program. Next time I'll take the pass/fail option, so there will be less pressure to complete all the assignments on time. But it was fun to finally know what all those tools can do, and to let my creative side come out. At work it's so intense and timeline driven, it's a nice change.
I've enjoyed photography since I was about 9 years old. I took photo class all through High School, and even in college. Once we started a family I didn't have or make as much time to continue shooting pictures, besides family activities. I've rediscovered the pleasure of just going out and wandering around taking pictures. Digital camera's definitely make it easier and even more fun. I'll post a few pictures in the future.
Well it's back to work tomorrow, so I'm going to go enjoy the rest of my day off.
Adios,
John

8 comments:
It's about damn time. That's all I'm saying.
You know that's not all I have to say....
I hope your truck stays in one piece and I don't see a corner fender all buckled up under the pressure of teen driving performance. And I hope you survive it all.
Looking forward to some pictures. Photobucket.com. Easy place to park 'em and link 'em to a blog!!
Have fun at work. My rotation was hell. And it started on YOUR shift. But I'm off for 3 WEEKS and COI/USF/Schedule Cuts...they are all Casey's. =P
I really enjoyed your second blog post, John. Though I do wish you had talked a little bit about Jell-O. That's OK. I'm excited to hear that you're skilled with a camera. Do you have a tripod? You should be able to take lots of pics of yourself that way!
Good luck with the daugher driving thing. Scary stuff that is.
Oh my goodness, teenage drivers. Now THAT is a scary thought . . . mostly because I can remember when I was a teenage driver. Yikes!
Good think you've got a sense of humor. :)
Hope you enjoyed the rest of your day off.
Demanding? Well I never!
O-M-G!!! I looooved Iron Man -- the absolute best part was "I am Iron Man" and then the song!!!!
You are a man after my own heart, baby!
Photoshop!!! I love photoshop!! Did you take the classes thur a local community college?? Or a private place. I really need to take one. I'm going to have to check out my local area and see whats available. Looking forwar to the pics..
Teenage drivers (shudder) I am glad I have a few more years before we reach that milestone! I would love to see your Photoshop pics - maybe you could even post some tips for those of us who want to learn more!
Tell me more about Wrist cutters. I had seen the previews and was very curious. It looks like a pretty brilliant film. I am so glad you decided to keep posting. Seems you had a lot of comments on your first post. I was afraid an intellegent mind was scared off by some random people!
I will keep an eye on your blog...until next time! ;)
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