General Wedding Somewhat less Chit-Chatty of Late (Everyone's gotten busy) Thread (6)

Morning, Tommy!

I'm off to the bank, the new WalMart (it's a super one!) and to my class and then to teach. It's a long day.

Morning? It's after 3 in the afternoon here!!

It is 8:20 a.m. here.

Hi everyone...have a great day.

Jim, did you get the information about the Image Is book?

I sent it out last week

LeesaB wrote in post #8961575
Jim, did you get the information about the Image Is book?

I sent it out last week

Lisa,

I didn't get it...please resend and I will respond tonight.

Jim

LeesaB wrote in post #8953527
MORNING!!!!

I've started a new venture

www.myTeaVault.com <---- that's me!

Other then that, I'm joining Model Mayhem also... branching out

Plus put out an offer to shoot the Patriot Guard Riders, I'm so impressed by them.

My Grandson is here and he is in love with this crazy song called Crazy by Pit Bull...Oh my gosh.. so we jump around like crazy people and NO, you won't see a pic of that!

How are you all?

Jeez, Lisa. What next? Med school? Law School? The astronaut program?

You are without a doubt the most ambitious person I know.

Speaking of tea.....Lois drinks it about half the time. If she'd drink something more interesting than Lipton's, I'd probably join her, but that stuff just tastes weird to me.

We bought one of the single-cup coffee makers, so I don't have to make a pot of anything. If she wants tea, I can actually make it in that machine. If she wants coffee, I just change one piece, and I can make her coffee.

Many years ago, I found a tea I really liked....Silver-Tip Oolong. I'm not even sure where I could buy it where we now live.

Morning. No tea, but really good soy milk. Yeah. I like it. Not love it. I prefer whole cow's milk, but can't do it. But I love hot chocolate.

Hope everyone is well. Jim, I'm all geared up and batteries charged.

SuzyView wrote in post #8965299
Morning. No tea, but really good soy milk. Yeah. I like it. Not love it. I prefer whole cow's milk, but can't do it. But I love hot chocolate.

Hope everyone is well. Jim, I'm all geared up and batteries charged.

Hi Suzie,

Me too. Got the 30D/17-55MM and the 5D/85MM bagged and ready to go

See you at 6PM.

I have all printers and cables and bringing my wonderful Duracell emergency backup generator thing and my laptop side Energizer backup battery. I'm going cordless right now as much as possible. I hate trying to find a plug.

The leaves are definitely flying today. I wish I had my camera this morning driving to chess club. The leaves were falling on the roads like rain. There is a lot of wind today. I love fall, but the end is always so sad. Should be 60 degrees this weekend and sunny. No complains here, just busy shooting and doing classes and cooking for international dinners and . . . . You get the picture.

Belmondo wrote in post #8964258
Jeez, Lisa. What next? Med school? Law School? The astronaut program?

You are without a doubt the most ambitious person I know.

Speaking of tea.....Lois drinks it about half the time. If she'd drink something more interesting than Lipton's, I'd probably join her, but that stuff just tastes weird to me.

We bought one of the single-cup coffee makers, so I don't have to make a pot of anything. If she wants tea, I can actually make it in that machine. If she wants coffee, I just change one piece, and I can make her coffee.

Many years ago, I found a tea I really liked....Silver-Tip Oolong. I'm not even sure where I could buy it where we now live.

Try Stash Tea - they do mail order out of Oregon.

Good Morning, All! It is a glorious fall day here in NOVA

Morning all. Back from my trip to the Bahamas. Was a nice time and relaxing even if it was for work. Here are a few photos:

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Had an easy trip to San Antonio (4 hours) and ate at an amazing authentic BBQ joint called Rudy's last night. It was amazing!

You should have see the look on the guy's face when i ordered a pint of all 5 side dishes, a rack of Baby Back ribs, and 1/2 lb. of the turkey, brisket and chicken Oh, and the apple cobbler.

Of course I shared it with my friends but it was alot of food for the 3 of us.

Shortly we are headed to the Alamo and the the Riverwalk.

Maureen Souza wrote in post #8972256
Had an easy trip to San Antonio (4 hours) and ate at an amazing authentic BBQ joint called Rudy's last night. It was amazing!

You should have see the look on the guy's face when i ordered a pint of all 5 side dishes, a rack of Baby Back ribs, and 1/2 lb. of the turkey, brisket and chicken Oh, and the apple cobbler.

Of course I shared it with my friends but it was alot of food for the 3 of us.

Shortly we are headed to the Alamo and the the Riverwalk.

Sounds like fun. I'm suddenly very dissatisfied with the half a stale doughnut I had for breakfast.