He apparently didn't respond (which is not a surprise - this is the MOST mellow dog ever), and in my haste to get out the door this morning, I just absolutely didn't notice. So when I walked in tonight, he eagerly met me at the door to the garage, and literally stampeded to the back door to be let out. What a good boy, he didn't have an accident at all today, held it for 8+ hours! I'm just going to be better about making sure both of them do make it outside when I shoo them out in the mornings - next time I may not be so lucky!
In other news, I have a new camera - I don't really know how to USE it, but I plan to learn! It is a fancy schmancy one, DSLR - had looked at a Nikon and the Canon Rebel, but instead ended up with the Sony A55; just liked how it felt in my hands, and it really has a lot of features for me to learn about, so I'm excited. I've signed up for classes at Lawrence Photo here in town, later this month.
Here are some pics of me and Jace, at my grandparents' this weekend, taken by my brother Rob, with my camera. Thanks, Rob! We didn't use a flash - I don't know that we still had the settings where they needed to be to really get the best shots (it was on Auto, so there wasn't much we had to do) but I'll be learning about that in the Lighting class in August. And I loved the pictures - trying to kiss Jace here, and he was putting up a fight!
Can't believe he's going to be a teenager in less than two months - love him so much, the time is flying by.
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Great pics and yes, feeling good in your hands is important when choosing a camera. Your hands and camera should just be an extension of what your eye sees and your brain wants to capture. :)
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