Camie, looking suspiciously like a Paul Frank t-shirt, Canon Digital Rebel
For those of you feeling blue today (myself included) I offer you my friend Camie. This photo makes me so happy. {note fiance in background looking concerned}
To see the entire series, click here. This is how my friends and I entertain ourselves.
P.S. Camie normally looks like this and this. She is so pretty.
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Oh sweet andrea… thank you for making me laugh for the first time today. Boy it feels good!
xoxo
Jenn
Hi Andrea,
I love the orange series. It reminds me of a similar series of photos I took with my friends. How many marshmellows can you put in your mouth. (We were having a smores party.) They were hilarious shots!
Thanks for making me laugh.
Sue
THANK YOU SO MUCh!
I so needed this today….it’s been a rough week…
xoxo
Andrea, Thanks for the giggles!
I love the orange series photos!! I laughed and laughed!…..But then again, I have been accused of being easily amused…Thanks for a chuckle on an otherwise dreary day. YOU SO ROCK!!! 🙂
Isn’t that fun? My kids love doing it and I still laugh every time!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/kristyk/4968164/
oooh, hahaha … reminds of having lunch in the elementary school cafeteria. 🙂
It reminds me of the scene in the Godfather where Marlon Brando puts an orange in his mouth and teases his nephew.
July 15, 2003 – I was trying to remember how I found your website. I was looking for jeans – I think I typed in something like “big butt jeans” into Google because I was looking for a pair of jeans to fit my sizeable bum (and the Gap just does not cut it anymore). It’s so funny. I find your post on tight jeans and black coffee…and continued reading…forgetting about the jeans…which I have STILL not found. But that’s how I found you. I think it’s important to tell people how you found them. So I am telling you. You are such a blessing during my day and I haven’t ever met you. I appreciate your thoughts and words so much. And someday…when I am rich or when I get my goshdarned paycheck, I am investing in a superhero necklace because they are just gorgeous. Anyway, that’s my bit.
I’ve heard about you, and maybe I’ve even met you, but now that I’ve looked at your photos and read your blog, I even like you.