I has a camera, by the way.

Still not a digital one that's really good for photography, but... actually, two cameras, nonetheless. My uncle gave me an older digital one a few days ago, which is cool. And months ago... I should have talked about it then, but i forgot about blogging for a long time... a friend of my grandpa's gave me this awesome, 40-year-old Praktica that cost a few hundred dollars in 1968. (Which is to say, it's a pretty great camera.) Obviously it uses film, so it'll be a lot of trouble to get pictures that i take with it online or anything, but still. He also gave me a bunch of accessories, including several lenses. It's awesome. You have to buy film, but so far people have given me that, and i have six rolls right now. So, yeah. Look forward to me having fun with it.

David duChemin, the Ted Dekker of photography?

So, i'd rather just let this guy and his book(s) speak for themselves than explain. I checked out "Within the Frame: The Journey of Photographic Vision" from the library... and it's the best photography book i've ever seen; the one i've been looking for for years and never known it, etc... If you read it and understand, well, then you'll understand.

Here's his site.

http://pixelatedimage.com/

Speaking of photography and stuff... I like it. I'm thinking about making a photography blog, either out of this one or a separate blog. But i can't right now... because my camera is broken. I don't think it'll get fixed, but i should be getting a new one around my birthday in January. So, then if not before, someone (Jimmy) should remind me of this.

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It pretty much sms itself up.

http://googlegooglegooglegoogle.com/

FML.

Amazingly awesome, also, though... I'd say i was in love with the creator if i could still say things like that. :P

Also,

These were next to each other on the wall above some DVDs at Target. I just thought it was mildly awesome.

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I think i should make a note that

My lame blog is not affiliated in any way with My Life Is Average. ...Actually, i'm sure you could have figured that out on your own... but what i mean to say is that i don't claim to be anywhere near that awesome. Don't hate me because my life is as below-average as yours and i can't get a story published there either.

Buy kittens!

So, this is a seemingly really lame subject for a blog post, but it's come to my attention at some point during my life that some people think cats are lame just because they're evil and stuff. Well... They're wrong. Cats are awesome. They're like cute, cuddly ninjas. And that's pretty much the most awesome thing anyone can imagine, right?

Pros of the #1 Earth mammal species

Kittens are adorable. All kittens. Even the evil ones that bite you, because when they're kittens it doesn't actually hurt, and plus, if you treat them well, they'll probably get out of that habit by the time they're big enough for it to. And they don't stink... not the cats themselves. Unlike dogs and skunks and mice and probably hamsters. Litterboxes do, obviously, but those aren't even necessary if you let them go outside.

Adult cats are also adorable, usually, and again, if you treat them right, they won't seriously injure you... only steal food and sleep in weird places and look cute and hilarious. And sometimes pee on things and reproduce. Much like the stray that we adopted that stuck us with two litters of kittens that YOU need to come and adopt. Because cats are awesome, and if you do or don't have one, you need another. Kthx.