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Trifling details
11 August 2012 01:18 pmI've spent several hours these past few days, sewing gemstone beads and metal sequins on to dresses. I actually enjoy doing this.
Avocados are on sale at the market, YAY!! One of my favourite dinners is an avocado, raw, sliced, covered in pepper and a dash of salt.
I won't assault you with an image of this - its super ugly and unattractive. But it tastes delicious!
I will never take pictures of my everyday food. That is stupid. I see a lot of people do this, and wonder why. I don't want to see pics of your turkey sandwich, your fried rice, or your chicken wings. Its one thing to travel and take a picture of yourself eating scorpion on a stick, another to bore people with minutiae.
On the opposite end of the spectrum, when we went to dinner at Twist at the Mandarin Oriental for Valentines Day, I saw a girl the next table over, taking tons of pictures of the food, drinks, etc. It was annoying, rude, and inappropriate. Its difficult to enjoy the "romantic night view of Las Vegas" when there is a camera flash out of the corner of your eye every other minute, followed by giggling and "I'm totally tweeting this!"
Avocados are on sale at the market, YAY!! One of my favourite dinners is an avocado, raw, sliced, covered in pepper and a dash of salt.
I won't assault you with an image of this - its super ugly and unattractive. But it tastes delicious!
I will never take pictures of my everyday food. That is stupid. I see a lot of people do this, and wonder why. I don't want to see pics of your turkey sandwich, your fried rice, or your chicken wings. Its one thing to travel and take a picture of yourself eating scorpion on a stick, another to bore people with minutiae.
On the opposite end of the spectrum, when we went to dinner at Twist at the Mandarin Oriental for Valentines Day, I saw a girl the next table over, taking tons of pictures of the food, drinks, etc. It was annoying, rude, and inappropriate. Its difficult to enjoy the "romantic night view of Las Vegas" when there is a camera flash out of the corner of your eye every other minute, followed by giggling and "I'm totally tweeting this!"
