Wednesday, November 21, 2012
Washington D.C.
A few days before Hurricane Sandy hit, Denise and I spent her birthday (weekend included) in our nation's capitol; that's Washington D.C. for you slower folk. It was my first time visiting, and I'll admit, I loved it there. It's a great area with, amazing old homes, and everything is just about within walking distance. The weather was ideal, and we were able to visit some amazing historic sites, as well as great retail stores. Coincidently, the time we spent here was right before the re-election of our president; I definitely wanted to visit before everything went down with the election and such (basically i wanted to visit while Barack was still in charge, in case the other guy won).
I didn't take too many photos, just a small handful of digital ones, but I did shoot with my hasselblad, and I did take a god amount that are posted on instagram. Look me up and check'em out ( @sincerest2you). One day soon, I'll get around to developing my film, and I'll post the results on here.
Friday, November 16, 2012
Monday, October 22, 2012
Obama.
Currently watching the final debate. I've got to say, McCain (the maverick) was a bit more entertaining than this guy Romney, but that, "Binders full of Women" shit had me in stitches.
On a more serious note, get out there and vote, viewers. If you can wait in line for sneakers, new iphones, and to get into the clubs, you can certainly wait in line to make a real difference in your life, and future. #OBAMA2012
Bones.
Halloween is without a doubt, one of my favorite, "holidays"; it really doesn't get any better than frightening decorations, scary movies, and candy (except for Christmas).
This year, was our first year decorating our home, and we had a great time doing so. Granted, we aren't quite finished yet, but D and I have been enjoying every minute of the time spent together, "spooking" the crib up.
I purchased a pair of these 4 foot tall skeletons last year in preparation for this year. Actually, I purchased a ton of decorations last year for this year. That's just how I role; I'm a sucker for day-after sales.
Our goal is to always keep it basic, as well as retro, when it comes to decorating. This skele-man is a throwback to the now vintage decorations folk used to put on their front doors, windows, etc.. We're not about that inflatable lawn nonsense you see people putting in front of their homes, or the tacky decorations that aren't even scary. I want my house to be scary enough that kids don't come and I keep the candy for myself! That's what I'm about.
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