Ha. I wish Kenneth Cole paid me to do a product shoot but the fact is…no one paid me. I just wanted to shoot my laptop bag

The London Tearoom in St. Louis was a cozy little spot off of Washington Ave. I walked in the servers were extremely nice and welcoming and helped me with what to order and I must say, it was delicious!

What I ordered:
- Small pot of Darjeeling Tea with milk and sugar on the side
- The Cheese & Branston Sandwich
- Tomato Soup

Total cost was around $11.00 before tip.

It’s great when you know your friends miss you and will come out to celebrate your return. I am truly blessed to have such great friends and family.

A special thanks to my friend Joey for shooting the pictures. I wasn’t expect a professional to document this party but I’m glad that he did.

Whenever I go home to St. Louis, MO, there are always a few stops that I love to make before I go about the rest of my trip. One of the few stops are to visit my good friend Carole. She is a lovely person; quite possibly, the best person I know. She is genuine, energetic and extremely positive and that’s why I love her.

We were chosen to meet Bill Clinton together. Yes, the 42nd president.

We were shocked as well and seeing how their is a big age gap between us, people can’t understand why we are such good friends but if you were to spend at least 2 minutes with us, you will see that we are essential the same person and the same soul in different bodies.

I miss her every time I leave.

I went to the local 99 Ranch Supermarket and I took some random shots. I was snapping along until an employee told me that I am banded from taking pictures. I ask, “Why? I am just taking pictures of nothing.”

I guess he assumed I was a reporter of some sort, and he didn’t want anything negative related to his store. Honestly, I understand, but I just wanted some cool shots. What’s wrong with that?!

You have eluded me for so long, 7D…so very long. But I finally have you now. Yes, we are going to have some great times. *Evil laugh*

I’ve decided to post a few of my old black and white photos.

I remember spending hours in the dark room to try and get the perfect exposure and sometimes, the mistakes created amazing effects. But now with the digital age, something that would have taken me hours, has only taken me minutes.