The One Where I Reiterate My Desktop Goals
So it was decided (sort of) in my last post that if a photo was haphazardly saved on my desktop that it had to be posted here.
But I feel like I should give a few reasons of why said photos might have ended up there in the first place.
Here are a few reasons (not listed in ANY particular order):
- While editing on location (i.e my car, a coffee shop, a gymnasium, etc.) I feared my laptop dying since the battery meter is constantly lying to me- so I saved w/out clicking on the appropriate folder.
- There were just too many wild arts of people walking around with umbrellas to shoot that I just didn’t have time for silly things like saving photos in the correct folder.
- I saw a spider crawling through the office and had to save fast as I got the hell out of there.
- For some reason I deemed the photo worthy of saving in folders of varying categories like: animals, scenic, kids picking noses, etc.
- Garden Gnomes- you just can’t trust them.
- I was contemplating sending it out as my “Weeklypic” but ultimately found it unworthy of such an honor.
- I’ve developed a Pacific Northwest attitude of, ” Meh, the sun is out I’ll archive them correctly tomorrow when it’s raining.”
So here are a few more littering my PowerBook G4′s screen: Oh and just a side note on the dancing toddler photo below-the photo cracks me up because all I can think about is if they only had glow sticks and a few pacifiers they would look just like a bunch of teenagers at a rave.
5-year-old Macrina S. (center) and fellow toddlers dance underneath a bubble machine during Monday’s Toddler Dance Party at the Bainbridge Public Library. (MEEGAN M. REID | KISTAP SUN)
Just a quick shot of an itty bitty chihuahua named Lilly running through Silverdale Waterfront Park.
Pat Barnes, of the Poulsbo Lavender Farm, removes a few strawberry plants from the shelf for a customer at the Poulsbo Farmer’s Market on Saturday. (MEEGAN M. REID | KITSAP SUN)
Central Kitsap’s Bryan Martin sails over the bar during one of his pole vault runs at Friday’s meet against Wilson.
(MEEGAN M. REID | KITSAP SUN)
The Pierce County Chaplain comforts a grieving father near the scene where the body of his son washed ashore.
(MEEGAN M. REID | KITSAP SUN)
****I’m choosing to leave this cutline vague because I really don’t want my blog to come up when people do a search for this high profile case****
A pedestrian braces his umbrella against the wind as he makes his way up Pacific Ave. in Bremerton on Friday.
(MEEGAN M. REID | KITSAP SUN)
