Bad blogger, bad! (+ photos)

You guys, I'm not very good at this whole "blogging regularly" thing.  I'll try to fix that, I promise.  I really do have a good excuse, though -- it's been a heavy transitional month for me!  I left my job working at the hat shop (what a relief!) and now work for an awesome non-profit in San Francisco.  Anyone who knows me well enough knows that I'm pretty bad at mornings, and having to wake up at 6:00am and commute out to the city every morning is pretty tough... I'm still adjusting to the new schedule, and have found myself wanting to do nothing more than watch Star Trek: TNG and play Mass Effect 3 when I get home every night.

I have been taking photos here and there, though, so I'll share a few with you to tide you over until I have a legit post ready (which I swear will not be a month from now).

Jordan's cat, Sorbo, being painfully cute.

Sorbo and Pogo playing -- they make the most adorable noises!

It's so great that they get along so well, even if it's make-believe

"I'm going to kiiiiiill yooooou!" play.  And who would've ever

guessed that Sorbo would most times come out the victor,

being several years older than Pogo? 

We got quite a bit of rain this month!  It was much needed,

after such a dry winter. The rain took a break for a couple of weeks
but is back this weekend!

There's this great park down the street from where Jordan and I live

that we call  the "Ship Park," because it has a giant wooden ship

that kids - and adults! - can play on.

My aunt and I went on a walk along the Crockett-Vallejo Bridge.  

It was a beautiful day, and we saw tons of ships and caught up on eachother's lives

-- including, at the time, our job searches.

I take a lot of joy in pictures I catch where Jordan doesn't look

like he's seriously contemplating the complexities of life.

I don't know why he's dancing here, but I'll take it!

Todos Santos Plaza in Concord is lovely at night

(except for those video cameras, which we all found rather

eerie when we noticed them). This was my attempt at seeing

how best I could capture it with my DSLR and no tripod.

 

And D&D night happened and it was a blast, as per usual!

Nothin' like spending one's Friday night slaying some

eerie-lookin' zombie priests.  

That's what I've been up to!  I'll (hopefully) be back soon

with something that's a bit more... substantial.

I'm looking forward to getting back into the swing of things,

having a consistent schedule, and ideally fleshing out this blog a bit more

so it starts to take on an identity of it's own!