KOBI

This is my bunny Kobi, he's a Dwarf Hotot. I got him as a gift after I came back from my vacation from Oklahoma last year and I have been spoiling him ever since. In this picture he is playing with my stuffed Coati that I received from the Fresno Chaffee zoo after adopting (donating money towards) the Coati exhibit to better their habitat and provide food for them. I think Kobi gets lonely to he plays with my stuffed animals. 

Taken with my 50mm portrait lens at f/1.8 and ISO 200. My favorite lens.

My Baby

This is Kadience and she is my baby! :)

Double Stuffed just wasn't enough

So my friend charity had a contest on her facebook. Whoever replied the fastest won a bag of oreos. Naturally I won, haha, but unfortunately I never got my bag. I had planned a trip to Oklahoma to visit my family. So I had to wait for 18 days to get them. I finally recieved them, and realized, after all this waiting, double stuffed just wasn't enough. So I created, the Sextuple Stuffed!

Photography

DAY 1 PICTURE.

Ready for a corny moment? I was late to work one day and was running around like a chicken with my head cut off. As I rushed out the door I noticed one of our flowers had bloomed early. It caught me off guard and I rushed back indoors to get my camera. Makes life a little better when you notice the beauty around you. CORNINESS COMPLETED!

NOH8 Campaign

On November 4, 2008 Proposition 8 passed in California, amending the state Constitution to ban same-sex marriage.

The defeat provoked a groundswell of initiative within the GLBT community at a grassroots level, with many new political and protest organizations being formed in response.

Within two years the campaign has had over 13,000 people join in the NOH8 Campaign. 

Introduced by Adam Bouska, the photos feature subjects with duct tape over their mouths, symbolizing their voices being silenced by Prop 8 and similar legislation around the world, with "NOH8" painted on one cheek in protest.

This is my own picture. I in know way wish to take credit for the picture idea, I simply wish to be amongst the GLBT society in getting word out that we are ALL equal. ( Source of information found on http://www.noh8campaign.com/article/about )

Whatawaist

Had Whataburger for the first time in my life. Only thing I have to remember the experience was the gnarly smell that I believe accompanied an elder man in a Hawaiian shirt. Dear God, it was bad. Sad thing is, I'm the only one who smelt it. Makes me wonder if I have supernatural smelling abilities...or maybe it was me. Let's hope not.