On 25 Jan 2003 at 9:07, Karen Rhodes wrote:

> Her waking process was particularly slow that morning.  After we all
> breakfasted and dressed, Amanda came back into the kitchen and handed
> me her car keys.  "It just took me three tries to zip my camera bag; I
> think you ought to drive."
> 

Now she knows why journalists and those of us who have to use our 
cameras at all hours of anything regardless use camera bags which 
close with snap hooks, velcro or simply by force of gravity...

Having one mornng covered a fire wearing jeans, sandals, and a vest 
over my a poncho because I couldn't remember how to  button my 
shirt,  tie my shoes, or  tell which sock went on which 
foot....  I sympathize.  (the pictures came out fine, though, which 
is sorta scary.)  Fortunately it was about two hundred yards down the 
street and my colleagues were all parking in my lot anyway so I could 
just stumble down the street.  I dunno; the sirens just caught me in 
the wrong part of the sleep cycle and the rack monster wouldn't let 
go....


               Albest,

                        Clayton

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