Drive-In Movie

Going to a drive-in movie is super fun, but documenting the adventure with pictures is not.

I forgot to bring my actual camera, so all I had to work with was my phone.

My thoughts:
"Hey! Let's take picture so we can always remember this! I'll do it during the previews so I don't miss the movie."

"Not too bad, but you can't even tell whose feet those are, and there is only one set of feet."

"Hah! You can't even tell what is happening in this picture!"

"Dang it, I missed the bright screen and it's black in this picture."

(Timing it as perfectly as I can) "Finally, both our feet in front of a bright-ish movie screen. Man, it's still so hard to tell that we are in a car. Maybe a flash will help."

"Oh gosh. Bad idea. Well if I can't document the movie experience, maybe I can at least get a picture of us enjoying the movie."

"HOLY COW that flash is as bright as the noonday sun and it stays on for like 30 seconds! But I'm not in the picture. Is it worth it to take another one? I'm sure all our neighboring cars are so annoyed right now."

"Nailed it"

At this point I was just to embarrassed to try to get a better picture because I thought all the neighbors were probably staring at me.

Mistakes Were Made

If you don't check who the recipient of your text is before you press send, you might just make a very funny mistake.

This morning I did my workout, and then I took a picture of my abs after. I was feeling really confident and felt like I looked so good in the picture, that in the middle of the day I texted David the image.

Only I didn't text David.

 Luckily I sent it to Kati, one of my best friends, instead of someone else.

David and I could not stop laughing. It wasn't the picture that made it funny, but the wording. "Look how sexy my bod looked this morning" Hahahah.