Wrap it up.

The week is done! It was a productive week at the office for me. That definitely helps me enjoy the weekend more. In looking through my planner, I accomplished pretty much every task I had listed.

I spent Friday evening working on photos from Indy as well as working on a drum part for a song Kyle sent over. Making good progress there but I still need to come up with more transitions. I'll probably track the song a few different ways and then pick and choose the parts that sound best from each then put it all together on one track. Yeah, that's the ticket.

Hung out at Applebee's with Jeff and Kyle. I ordered a Perfect Margarita (their version of a top shelf) and a kid's chicken finger basket. Donna (bartender), looked at Jeff and said "I thought you didn't hang out with people who drank" to which Jeff said "He's the exception". That was actually kind of a funny exchange but when I thought about it, that almost has a certain stigma to it.

WARNING: Rant ahead

Now, for those of you that don't know me personally or my background, my feelings towards drinking is that it's fine. The drinking till you get drunk is not fine. There are those who make the argument that if it takes you 6 beers to get drunk and you have 1, you're 1/6 drunk. PUH-LEEZE. That's about an intelligent an analogy as saying that if the speed limit is 40, and you're doing 20, you're half breaking the law.

Okay, back to other things.

I got a chance to talk with my buddy
Garrisson Steelle for awhile last afternoon. Mainly talked about photography techniques. He and I were supposed to get together for coffee or something when I was in Indy last weekend but my schedule was packed and it didn't happen.

Speaking of photography, I'm heading over to Huntsville this morning to do a shoot with a girl over there. I'm using natural light from a window to light up the scene so hopefully the sun will cooperate. It's very cloudy right now which is going to make it impossible to get the hard light I was wanting for a few shots. We'll see what happens.