I seem to once again forgotten that this thing existed. Maybe because I know no one wants to hear what it is I have to say. You can only complain about work, co-workers, family, life in general so many times without becoming annoying. But I will complain about one thing that I am sure most everyone can relate to. I hate liars. I hate people that assume they know how to screw with other people. I do like that most people that are this way generally turn out to be much more ignorant then myself. Not that I am bragging by any means, just that it just usually works that way. Life lesson if you are one of these people (liar, trouble maker, b*tch, etc): You should take some effort to find out if the person your screwing with has more brains then you. You might that you started something you do not want the other person to step in and finish for you. Just a little thought here.
Work...What else can I say about it. Another day, more stress. Although I must admit it has been pretty nice around work lately. Besides the fact that I am not a good person to put into the position of making sure others do their jobs. I hate to have to discipline someone. It makes me sick to my stomach. I generally have the attitude that if your an adult, then you do not need a babysitter. I have enough to do and quite honestly I don't get paid well enough to make sure you are doing what you are supposed to be doing. But that's how life goes. Theres always someone that seems to think that even though when they signed up for a job and was told this is what you do, failed to think that meant that was what they do. Mind boggling to say the least.
Finally made my longtime thought about purchase of a really nice digital camera more then a thought. I bought this Canon S70. So far I am impressed with the pictures I have took, but also disappointed. Not in the camera itself. I am sure it can do many great things. But I am learning pretty fast that it is defiantly not a point and shoot kind of camera. I need to spend some time on learning how to use it. I was so excited when we visited the zoo and found these wonderful fake waterfalls. I couldn't wait to take those awesome photos where the water is falling over the rocks, blurred and serene looking. Somewhere along the way I have only learned how to slow the shutter speed down. It never occurredddd to me that I also needed to learn how to set the light speed, or whatever it is called. So needless to say my picture was all white. I did take a couple with the pre-set settings that turned out fairly well. I will post a couple of my favorites in a minute.
