Usually the garden is the last place you’ll find me, but if I was there, you’ld notice because of all the dying plants which I’ve just stepped on. The main reason I don’t like the going to our ‘garden’ is that I have a general fear of the millions of creepy crawlies out there… 
there’s always the thought that suddenly all the insects will band together and attack me
Anyway I played around with the EOS my bro in-law let me “borrow”, and at the same time discovered lots of cool things to take random shots of. Haven’t quite gotten around to reading the manual yet… so I still get confused between setting aperture and shutter speeds, and I haven’t quite worked out how to turn the flash off on other modes…
I now know why professional photographers take so many shots of the same thing! It’s not easy to get the perfect shot, especially not with moving targets =(
But the good thing about the photos taken with the EOS is that I don’t need to photoshop them (although the temptation is still there)
I didn’t want to take too many photos… they’ll be too incriminating if mum sees all the dying/drying up plants….
Although I might not have a green thumb, now I have a bit more motivation to keep things in the garden green right?
) and we still had left overs! I have to say though, that lobster disappeared faster than a tub of ice cream placed in front of a bunch of kids 
Wow, hadn’t eaten lobsters in so long … I forget how yummy it is!! :love:
…zZzz…
I actually arrived on time for the dinner but cursing and arguing with the ticket machine made me a little late. I found out too late that the ticket machine is really picky and only takes $5 notes =| thank goodness a nice man gave me a couple of 5′s!
