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kitchen monkey

i've been digging for marshmallow in my pint of phish food. my hands are freezing, and i am left unfulfilled.
there's never enough marshmallow.

i went out to buy a polaroid camera today. i've always wanted one, and i think this want has something to do with me never getting around to develop the countless rolls of film that i've stored
in a bag
over some substantial amount of time.
no joke, i think i have about ten rolls to develop right now.
that's like eighty dollars or something - not including double prints.
yeah, i could just develop a few at a time, but, you see, i had no method when it came to storing these little rolls of 35 mm film, so i don't know which are which,
meaning . . i don't know which ones have the good stuff and which ones are just me wasting film.
eh, one of these days.
so i now have a polaroid joycam.
i was thinking about getting the i zone because those little sticky photos are so cute, and i was very set on getting one, but then i started to re-think this as i stood by the shelf staring at the cameras.
i zone = not very practical
and also, i think the more i stared at the back of the i zone box with all the cheesy ass hipsters trying to look spontaneous and shit with their i zone stickers stuck to their boots and, gosh, whatever else will they think of? i mean, my goodness, that's so fucking clever. . . . . bah.
anyways, i didn't want an i zone anymore,
so i went the way of the next size up.
joycam.
the photos are about half the size of a what you'd call a normal polaroid camera.
it's neato.

first photo: kitchen monkey.

this little bugger has been hanging out in our kitchen since we moved in;
although, i think he's made a huge mistake because from the looks of his clothing (note the hat w/ earflaps and scarf), one would think he was preparing for a cold, snowy day in maine.

here, we keep the thermostat at 69�f, baby.

remember when 69 was funny?

10:01 pm - Wednesday, Jan. 02, 2002

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