Oct
21
2008
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Sep
26
2008

A day out at the zoo with Lauren. We saw all sorts and so once I have been through the hundreds of photos no doubt I’ll be flooding my stream with all kinds of crazy animals.
Thanks for another amazing week, you guys and gals. I’m currently incredibly behind on going through the pool, but I’ll catch up soon! Then I’ve got to make the traditional mosaic. Do you realise how many of us there were this time?!
(and don’t you just love how Lauren and I simultaneously wrote pretty much the same thing under our respective photos? Except she offers moderation in posting and I do not)
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Sep
25
2008

Aah, that’s better: a bit of web work and translating. It’s been a rather a shock to the system since Hubert’s tour ended. After a summer of 7-day work weeks, suddenly there was bugger all to do. But he’s off on tour again next week, so - rejoice! - there’ll be a pile more work.
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7 days, photography, work |
Sep
24
2008

I usually have something to say about my day when I post a shot. But as my day had not yet begun when I took this, there’s not much more to add.
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Sep
23
2008

They make good moustaches. This is the first carrot I’ve harvested. I knew he’d only be a diddly one (7g) as I just wanted to get him out of the way of a couple of bigger ones. Why can’t soil be transparent to satisfy my curiosity as to how well the carrots are doing?
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Sep
22
2008

Taken on the M25 motorway as John drove us homeward from our photography job in Berkshire. He took photos of a company’s employees while I got a nice bit of bureaucracy going with a table of everyone’s names and what shot numbers they were. To really make it look professional and awesome I added WordArt and clipart in Word. It looked special.
With that job done John had a few errands to run, including returning some big theatrical drapes to a business based at Shepperton Studios. As we passed a studio we even had a celebrity sighting, which I brought to John’s attention with “Aaargh … Thingy! … June Whitfield!” I like to think she’d have been touched.
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