All that was seemingly a big lead-up to the fact that I've had to
start putting up "misc" directories to contain pictures that don't
correspond to a "big event, better take the camera" thing. Here they
are for February and March. These sets include
hilarious moments like At
least they didn't park in the handicapped space.
Bonus for Joe: this Ad
campaign for New Zealand found near the Apple
store which opens up new fields in tautological
advertising. "Don't even come," it says. "We won't let you in."
Bonus bonus for everone: for some reason they're ripping up all the
greenery around the building where I work. I assume they know what
they're doing. Anyway, I call this picture set The Scouring of
the Shire, and it should satisfy those of you who were hoping
Return of the King would be even longer.
Tue Mar 09 2004 22:40:
One of the advantages of having a digital camera that fits in your
pocket is that you can take a picture whenever your arms are not paralyzed. I kind of had this
when I had the Hiptop (That reminds me: I got rid of the Hiptop
because it never worked for me. I now use a cheap old reliable cell
phone with no features beyond Tele-TalkTM), but my time
trials indicate that it takes about ten seconds for me to take my
camera out of my pocket, turn it on, take a picture, turn the camera
off, and put it back into my pocket. I don't think I could
have taken a picture with the Hiptop in 10 seconds. Plus you can
actually see details in the camera pictures.