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Well, it’s Sunday again. Here’s the picture you get from me. Not the best quality due to the fingerprint on the lens, but I choose to call it “ethereal” rather than out-of-focus. Besides, in this one you can’t see the messy apartment!

Visit DigiCass to see the rest of this week’s pictures.

Oh, and Happy Birthday to my daddy!! He’s FIFTY today, even if he is in denial!

After I shared a scrapbook layout with some friends on Friday night, it was brought to my attention that there are some unfortunate souls out there in the world who do not know how to make a fried bologna sandwich… indeed– there are some who don’t even know what they are. Tragic, isn’t it? So, ever compassionate to their plight, I made the ultimate sacrifice of having a fried bologna sandwich for breakfast yesterday so that I could make the following tutorial.

You will need:

You will need a frying pan, bread, mayo, and of course, bologna.

Step One: Put your mayo, or miracle whip, on your bread.

Step Two: Put two slices of bologna into your frying pan. Put three slits in the edges of the bologna and one in the middle (see example below). This is very important, it will help your bologna to cook and keep it from shrinking up.

Step Three: Cook the bologna. How long this takes depends on your personal tastes… I don’t like mine quite as brown as other people do. You can see what mine looks like when I’m done below… it will bubble up in the middle, this is good, it’s supposed to do that! When your first side is done, use a fork to flip it over.

Step Four: When your bologna is fried to your specifications, use your fork to remove it from the pan. Put the bologna on your mayo-ed bread. Put the sandwich together, and enjoy!

Yummy!

I’ve decided that I need one of those newer, fancy-schmancy digital cameras. Yeah, yeah, I know… I have a digital camera, and there’s nothing wrong with it. It’s just not as nice as it *could* be! Shortly after I bought it, they reduced the price on it, and another, better camera was in it’s place at that price range (I couldn’t afford anything higher at the time). Very sad.
But the clincher was everyone’s fireworks pictures. I saw soo many beautiful crystal clear fireworks shots in my internet travels this weekend, and even with my fireworks setting, all my pictures were blurry and less than fabulous. Now, like many other things I want, I don’t have the money right now, but the fact remains– I need a new camera!