I have nothing to blog about, so here's a photo of me:



I made it through another work week.

Graveyards are tough.

I'm loving my car. It's just what I need.

I now need to sell my old car. Melissa, get with it :)

I got to drive a police car tonight!

Ok, it was only for half a block.

Still.

Driving is driving.

I'm happy! Can you tell?



I've officially graduated from 1997, and moved on to 2002! In Toyota years, that is.

That's right! I have a new car. And I love it.

'02 Toyota Corolla. Yup, I'll be rolling in this baby for a while.



DAAAAng. 2002 looks good on me!

So, check out the new blog.

Do you love it?
I love it.

I've been wanting a re-design forever now, but I've never really had the time to do it. I figured the two year anniversary of my blog was reason enough to find the time.
That's right! Exactly two years ago today, I started out this adventure. 06/01/06
I spent my whole shift working on it tonight. I'm especially pleased with my header. I'm not very design-y and I made it from scratch! No template, nothing! (Ok, I did buy the paper and find a free font, but the design is ALL MINE!)

I'm so proud.

One other thing.
I've noticed that I've been an absolutely awful, crappy blogger lately. I miss the days when I posted things semi-regularly. I'm making a pact to do better.
Feel free to yell and scream if I fail.

A little help, blog friends?



Aubrey and I are working on an attack plan for some new advertising and we need your help.

If you wouldn't mind, look at this.

Tell me three words that describe what you saw.

Thanks!

I've found my true calling in life.
Besides being a photographer. And a dispatcher. And a total babe.

I should be a commercial model for stock photography.

See? Check me out in all my commercially model awesomeness.



Actually, it's not a big deal at all and more than likely a one time thing. No one else would do it, so my face was "volunteered" to be on our "Dispatch as a Career" brochure. If you want a copy of your very own, be sure to check out the dispatch booth at Summerfest this year!

I'll let you in on a little secret. This photo isn't an entirely accurate portrayal.
If you will, notice my uber-clean desk. We had to clear off the soda cans, post-its, and sunflower seeds. Usually, every inch of desk space is cluttered with something.
Also, look closely at the monitor. See the little green line with the little red box? It was 4:00 am. That was our only call in the whole city. Guess what it was. Some dude at the hospital was throwing a fit because the nurses wouldn't let him have a hospital gown. Yes, this is what I deal with.
Commercial modeling is sounding better all the time.

I've been a horrible blogger as of late, but I can at least manage this.
I wish I had a better photo, but I'm at work and this is all I can do for now.

I LOVE YOU MOM!

The good news: Aubrey and I had an awesome day shooting Eddie & Nichole's beautiful wedding.

The bad news: Sadly, my brand new phone did not survive the night. It met its demise underneath a wedding guest's tire.

The good news: I have phone insurance, so this mishap was corrected with only a small fee.

The bad news: Poor Mr. Razr was crushed to a pulp, so I lost everything. Including YOUR phone number.


Moral of the story: I don't know if there is one. Keep your phone in your pocket better?

Also, send me your phone number as I no longer have it. I won't be able to call you if you don't. Ever.

Dude.

Calling all Brian Regan fans:

YOU WILL ENJOY THIS!




I SO saw this on my way home from work today. I drove behind this trailer at 50 mph for like five miles just so I could take this photo. Never mind my crappy camera phone.
(And never mind the fact that I totally and complete forgot that I BOUGHT A NEW CAMERA FOR JUST SUCH AN OCCASION!!)


For those of you who are not true fans or who are not fans at all (we need to talk), just watch this:



You only have to watch the first 2 minutes to get the joke, but really. Feel free to finish. It's awesome.