FINALLY, we have our cable situation sorted out. I can't even tell you how ridiculous our cable and internet situation has been at the Fox Den for the past month. Anyhow, I'm pleased to announce that I am now able to connect to a reliable internet source, and thus will be able to continue on with my blogging life.
As mentioned before, I lost my digital camera about a month ago, so I've pretty much been relying on a disposable camera for all my memory-capturing needs. And no, I do not just throw away disposable cameras after I use them, as described in last night's episode of The Office. Instead, I chose to have the photos developed. Which, in retrospect, may have actually been a mistake. It cost THIRTEEN DOLLARS. Plus the eight dollars to buy the camera. I mean, is that bullshit or what? I should just save my money and buy myself a nice camera instead of wasting my time with these low-quality, yet kitschy, photos.
But I bet you'd like to see them anyhow, wouldn't you?
Most of these photos are from Grace and Jon's wedding, but a few are just from whatever and a 90's party. Seeing my long hair in these pictures, I don't miss it at all.
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| What, was this wedding in 1997? |
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| My sister, my mom, and me. I wonder if anyone else was in this picture? I guess we'll never know... |
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| We learned this dance from Clueless. |
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| Obviously, we were about to hit up a 90's party. Do you think we wear beaded chokers and berets and jorts just every day? |
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| HOW 90'S IS THIS?! HAHAHAHAHAHA! I mean, like Myrtle Beach spring break 1998. | |
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