Thursday, January 05, 2006

As Promised and Later Than Expected

Ah, the wee hours of the morning. I am definitely very productive during this time of the day. Or... rather, this is when I end up doing a lot of productive things because I like to play during normal hours, and all of the stuff I wanted to get done ends up being pushed back until those fine, wee hours. This is one of the reasons I can never quite get to sleep at a normal hour.

So, here's a photo of the blue cords (as promised). Not a great photo, I know, but I had a hard time working with the model (me) and the camera person (also me). They are actually quite fine-looking pants, if you can't tell. I've probably worn them twice or so times, but I never got around to posting the photo (later than expected).

Well.... that's it for this entry. Maybe I'll go vacuum or get my laundry out of the dryer.

Bye!

4 comments:

julie said...

The picture looks great, the pants look great, and you look great! Have a great time on your vacation!!!

tearese said...

oooh, nice. Again, have you been working out? I myself have been enjoying my new jeans (As mentioned in my blog). Its been almost a year since I could wear pants that actually look like they fit me, and are normal. I don't even care if they're a bigger size than I used to wear. So how many cords do you have now?

tearese said...

So what is that book about, on your main page? (Bridge to Terabithia)? I like the picture.

Cardine said...

Thanks, you guys are so nice. My recent craze is Pump It Up Exceed on PS2, so I suppose that is a work-out.

I have technically eight pairs of cords, but two pairs of them are worn out, but since I love them, I put patches on them, so six are actually wear-able to most functions. I wear the old patches ones when I'm not going anywhere important. I pretty much wear cords most of the time.

Bridge to Terabitia is actually a banned book in some school systems (also award-winning). I haven't figured out why it would be banned because I don't find it to be bad in any way. It's about a 5th grade boy who meets a neighbor. They play in the woods and pretend like they are kings and queens (their kingdom is basically inspired by the Narnia books). It's a great book for older elemetary kids, but I like it, too.