Sunday, April 27, 2008
Self amusement.
Ah the guillotine, those were the days! This pici just makes me chuckle....
"Mr.Cammarota, the Doctor will see you now".
Sunday, April 20, 2008
Hit and miss.
Miss: “Best photo of a hot guy”....that’s the little monthly contest we have at work. The esteemed prize is the respect of ones co-workers for your good taste and balls to take the shot!
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
Five things I witnessed at the gym today - plus one...
2. Courageously over weight people taking the steps to shed some pounds….but why of why do they wear spandex?
3. Lots of male body language, the secret hand shake & one shoulder arm clamp hug are two of my faves.
4. Older man (miuns underwear) wearing flimsy waaaaaaaaaay too short shorts.
5. Me – the only freckled haole in there (proper) laughing out loud listening to the #1 podcast in the UK “Russell Brand on BBC Radio 2”.
Yes, yes, I know, I know, I'm shallow and judgemental, but people - it's a 24 hour feak show out there………
And on another completely random other note, hands up all those who have laughed outloud inappropriately . Fantastic.
Sunday, April 06, 2008
The weekend.
While GP surfed I took off on my bike to Keanae. In an innovative attempt to make a funny little movie I mounted the GoPro on my handle bars, but it was just too wobbly to produce a satisfying….well.... anything. The ride however, was completely gratifying and it felt so good to ride up and down the hills smelling and observing the little things in life. Post spin I went for a wee in the bushes and saw this pretty web, as the spider was missing I deduced (in an unusual roll reversal) I had probably scared it death!
The Hana Cabana where we stay is a slice of heaven, its tranquil, small & simply lovely (not unlike it’s occupants this weekend)! If I ever come back as a plant, I want to take root in Hana.
And finally a not so happy ending. I went to snorkel in the crystal clear water at Hamoa Bay, where (after the disappointment of my bike mount) I figured I’d go back to basics and take the GoPro out for a gentle swim. Bearing the curse of all freckled folk, I slapped on the sunscreen like lard on a channel swimmer. The sandy bottom was speckled with sunlight and as I saw my first shoal of little silver fish I aimed the camera. As I looked through the viewfinder it wasn’t the National Geographic moment that caught my eye, but the rising tide in the ‘waterproof’ case! Aghhhhhh, waterproof camera lesson 101, be sure the housing is properly closed……oh and did I mention that it wasn’t my camera?
As any mature adult would do, I decided to break the news to GP by drawing him a picture of the ill fated object of his desire. I'll sign it of course.......