Kids had a snow day yesterday, and will have a snow day today. They were outside yesterday for HOURS and do you think they could be bothered to shovel the driveway or clean off my car? Oh HELLLLLS, no.

Rotten, ROTTEN children.

I wish I had some really great pics to show you. My fancy shmancy camera is in its bag in the closet, crying pitifully. But I’ve just done a few 12 hour shifts and all I really have time to do is sleep in between them.

These pics aren’t great, but I was just outside smoking and took them with my trusty iPhone to share with you. They’ll have to do, I suppose.

And it just keeps coming! It’s stacked a few inches high on the branches and looks a lot cooler than the picture shows. (this is the house across from the shelter)

Snow stuck on stucco (say that five times fast!)

The neighbor’s Christmas lights buried in the snow

Took this one over by Mt. Mercy College and Photoshopped it so he’d pop out. He was almost completely camoflaged by the leaves.

What a little cutie patootie, huh?!

To be a rockstar, you have to wear converse. It’s in the instruction manual.

Happy Go Lovely rocked the house!

I think he kind of looks like an angel in this shot.

I love close-ups of instruments and hands.

Again with the converse, manual, etc.

I love seeing the artist work the equipment. Check out that girl on the left, she spotted the camera.

You know what’s the best? When a couple musicians are just jammin’ and lovin’ it.

I love how just the right amount of blur conveys the motion in the scene.

I just love this shot so much! The instrument, the muscles in the forearm working it, the vocalist out of focus in the background.

This tat is Teh Hawsum.

So passionate about their music!

Givin’ it his all for his audience.

Love the funky lighting!

I love this one with his hands working with the guitar and the graininess.

Again with the muscles, out of focus artist in the background.

Oh, yeah, he’s rockin’ it hard!

What a great night!

I was getting ready to go take pictures for a radio station at a concert tonight, and I found pictures I forgot I had; I never moved them to my hard drive! I took them at a cemetery near my house; they’re about a month old.

I took this the end of September. It was sunny and about 65.

It freekin’ snowed 11 days later.

Unreal.