I don't take pictures

To the endless chagrin of my best and closest friends- I don't take pictures. Even if I remember to bring a camera- which I usually don't- I never seem to muster up enough desire to capture something on film (or whatever the appropriate term is) to actually take a picture. I don't have children. I don't have a husband. I have two nieces whose dad doesn't want their pictures exploited all over the internet. Therefore, I don't have any adorable pictures of my husband and I making out in front of the temple or my child with a diaper on their head... all I really have is pictures of me and Nicole doing ridiculous things and she usually blogs about them, pretty funnily too. So, I'm extending an apology to all of you lazy blog stalkers out there who only want to view pictures. I'm super sorry that you have to take an extra three minutes out of your day to read the paragraph I wrote instead of simply viewing a multitude of pictures. A picture says a thousand words- my writing says a few hundred. Consider it my version of moderation.

Now, to illustrate my lack of camera-ing skills I will post a few of the pictures on my camera.

Let's start by showing how if I do take a picture, I take about a thousand of the same thing.That is Lexi and I watching Chuck in 3D. Then there is the typical "I want pictures of this- so make Nicole or Bridget bring their cameras" - delightful. Bridget and I went to New York for four days in February. She took close to two hundred pictures- a good third of them were of me. And my camera was in the bag I was carrying the whole time. There were two pictures on my camera. Neither of them were of Bridget. The only reason I have those two pictures was because Bridget suggested that I might like to have some pictures with my own camera. Here are those two pictures.

See how great. Then there's Nicole and I at Hannah Montana opening night. I was so pleased that I wanted pictures. This is what I took.
This is the picture Nic took:
Getting the picture? Ha ha. So until I'm cool enough to remember to bring a camera or have children that I find really entertaining... the point is- don't expect a plethora of pictures any time soon. You know you love me.