I Never use the camera on my phone, primarily because it's old and shit and only takes vga images. But I finally figured out how to move the photos I have taken and received, from my phone to my computer via my Bluetooth dongle that I've had for a couple of years. So I thought I'd upload what was on there to this blog. Most of them are just shots out and about, some I remember, some I don't. I remember, the photos with the lads, the few I took on the ferry on the way to see Tom in Southampton. I remember the marmite rice cakes was part of a text to Lex and I remember receiving the photo of Jemma and Sophie from John in September 08 in says on my phone. Some I don't remember, like why I've taken a photo of me and Darren, obviously off the computer screen. The image is so blurry, it looks either like an image a stalker might have or an image of two guys who went missing in 1981 and are presumed dead. I also don't remember why I took a photo of my face needlessly close. I presume I was bored.
2 comments:
luckily for me (and hopefully everybody else) the photo of me isn't showing up. yay!
Keeping friends as their lives change is difficult. Sounds like you're isolated on an island. Can you visit London for a gathering? Maybe people you know there can introduce you to their new friends - the profile photo of Pav reminds me of how I looked at his age, large nose and all - but I was shy, lacked his hyper personality. Another observation is that you look friendlier when you are smiling (hint). I wish now that I smiled more when I was young - might have eased my way a bit. Its OK to act the scold when you are being comic - its hilarious. I suggested "The feeling Buddha" once - I'm not a Buddhist but the book did me a world of good. You're still young, but don't mope around too long - (I'd love to be 26 again)! I'll stop here, I don't want to sound like a nag.
PK
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