dammit!

So help me, I am never leaving the house without my camera again.

I got home from Portland this afternoon. Did this, did that, long story short, decided to go see "Sahara" at 7:00 down at the Metro, by myself. Because no one in MY city wants to see it with me. Meant I would miss MSH getting home at 8:00, but I guess I really wanted to go. Nothing like popcorn and Junior Mints for dinner.

ANYWAY, saw the movie (blog that later,) walked out of the theater and down the sidewalk to my car and saw something I found very, very intriguing. And didn't have my camera. I drove home, grabbed my digital camera--MSH was already SOUND ASLEEP--ran back out and drove *back* to the theater and took the picture. It's money. Took it with ambient light. So then I race home, straight to the computer, download the photos, go to flickr.com to upload--and it politely informs me I have hit my upload limit for the month. This must have been in the Terms and Conditions I agreed to by checking the box--it IS free, so really I shouldn't complain, but I just didn't see it coming. I can upgrade to a premium account or something for $41.77. I have a feeling that kind of expense is what MSH would refer to as "frivolity." So now, because I had to upload ALL those stupid plum blossom progression photos before I was ready to blog them, I cannot at this time show you the photo of the thing which I saw outside the theater and which I don't want to overhype any further. Nor will I get to send you a photo direct to my blog from my camera phone in New York. Nor will you get to see one of the ever-popular flash-free smudgy-head photos taken at the show I was at Friday. Basically, you're back to just text. Unless I blog the plum blossom photos, but now they taunt me and my premature uploading, and I refuse to blog photos that taunt me. Snotty little photos.