
...but the wind was a bit of a bear:

Holy action shot, Batman!
Those shots were taken mere moments apart. I think mostly what we got were some great templates of shots we want to reshoot in kinder wind. There are a few where Sheila looks just like (name any model with big long hair) in those hairspray ads where they're trying to prove that you can do anything with their product. I am now convinced that all those shots are bunk and are just done in a wind tunnel.
A few minutes ago I ran down to the corner store. I love having a corner store I can run down to. (I did actually drive somewhere today but I also love the fact that I drive rarely enough that I was clueless about the leaning toward $2.70 pump prices a friend retched about today.) But the real point here is that I love having a corner store. Some odd guy came in while I was in there and my first instinct was to make myself semi-invisible. He mumbled a few things at the person who runs the place - asking him to make change or something like that - and headed out again. I reappeared from the back of the store about to ask the owner a question about cough medicine only to find that he was wielding a can of Lysol over the entire airspace on the customer side of the counter. If it was enough to make the owner of a corner store try to instantly disinfect, I'm glad I was given the option of breathing in freshly sprayed Lysol instead.
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Hey, isn't this the perfect opportunity for "surprise inside the cereal box" photo contrast? The top photo on the outside packaging, the bottom photo inside, for humor value. I have a vague memory of enjoying similar sorts of photo gags in some Irish folk album(s) or other ...
LOL! That second pic would be fun inside the liner notes. :-)
Yikes. Was that guy Pigpen all grown up?
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