my shrinky dink obsession continues to grow expedentially ;) having read the instructions all the way through, i have invested in some 'artist colored pencils' as used by 'artists' such as myself :) i will report back on whether the $3 colored pencils work better than the $350 set : i didn't spend that much.... i spent $10 and ummed and ahhed for a good half hour about that :
i want this book. and i want this book too but i can't decide which one i want more : i am wondering if i should just get socks and gloves instead of just gloves because we don't have that many gloves laying around with it being 91 degrees on any given day of the year. and i can already imagine myself buying gloves just to make cute creatures out of.... on the other hand, i generally find single socks feeling all lost and forlorn and it would be awesome to be able to give them some sense of purpose and selfworth again.
did i mention this little rattie caravan was a penny on clearance...? one cent - uhuh!! and Jerry REFUSED to leave it because he loves it sooooo much???! but he HAD to leave because i was afraid silver spray paint might be bad for him....
the big 300mm telescope (with poorly fitted hood) on the left next to the puny 70-200mm and 50mm.
Wow! It is the Hubble telescope ;-)
ReplyDeleteWow, the pictures are rattie caravan are perfect!
ReplyDeleteThere were leaves rather than apples on the tree on Danny's wall last week, right. Or was I hallucinating?
I have a secret too. Don't tell anyone (this is a private blog right?) but I OWN that lens. Or something like it. I inherited the old non-IS version from a friend's mum who died.
ReplyDeleteBut I don't use it. It was great for wildlife when I was on safari and in the polar regions, but I'm too embarrassed to take it anywhere else. It's just too vulgar and showy-offy and I really can't manage it without a tripod, or a mono at the very least. So my 'hubble telescope' just sits in it's fancy-schmancy case gathering dust. [Hangs head in shame]