Well, I didn't say when.

Post!

I know I promised to do it last night. I was just. So. Tired.

Today has been a great day. It poured last night (and off and on today), and I left my top down on my Jeep. So I ended up with a few inches of water on the floors, the seats were completely saturated, etc.

Anyway! I took a bunch of pictures today. One is a picture of a pair of earrings that have been sitting on my end table for about a week. The other is my cat - because as I was going to sit down and flip through my new wedding photography books, she hopped up and lay down on them (lied? laid?) and really it was too damn cute to ignore. Sorry. Deal with it. :)

My bad, my friends.

I have been quite busy the past two days and have not had time to even write a post - let alone take pictures for one. Wednesday I celebrated the fake holiday of Cinco de mayo with the ladyfriend and some of her friends. (My friends, too? At what point does that distinction need to stop being made?)

Guys, Cancun Mexican Restaurant in N Grafton, MA. So good. So so good. Best fake holiday ever. The margarita was only so-so, but the food was incredibly good (so so good, in fact.)

Anyway, went to Cancun right after work, was there for a while - got home late and basically collapsed into bed.

Last night we made dinner at home, but between the cooking and eating and relaxing ... haha, I know I should have forced myself to grab a picture of something but ... I was a bad and just wanted to chill out and watch ocean documentaries on Discovery Channel.

Tonight I promise a picture.

From dusk til ... my computer.

Today we had some rain. We were going to have some thunderstorms, but if any developed I missed them. A few hours before I was leaving work, I looked out the window and noticed the dark clouds in the distance. 'Perfect!' I thought to myself. 'I'll grab some crazy storm cloud photos for my blog post tonight.' Sadly, the sky cleared up just as quickly as it darkened and I was left with relatively cloudless blue skies when I finally left work.

At least, I didn't find the clouds interesting enough to warrant the effort to photograph. My next goal was to get some sunset shots over the lake. Of course I was maybe 10 minutes too late to get a shot of the sun setting from the vantage I had access to, so I did what I could with what light I had left. I'm not all that disappointed, to be honest.

(Also: I am going to aim for a M-W-F update schedule, and I promise I will try not to make every title a horrible pun.)