Showing posts with label Laurie Lenertz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Laurie Lenertz. Show all posts

Thursday, October 15, 2009

Kitty Pictures

If you are a regular follower, you know that I stamp frequently with my friend and fellow Stampin' Up! demonstrator Laurie Lenertz. In fact, she is my unofficial photograher. You are probably also aware of the fact that she has two cats, Oscar and Felix, that like to "help" me when I'm stamping. Well, here is another picture of them helping. This is of Oscar is sitting on my chair, when I got up to get something, and I'm trying to coax him out (very unsuccessfully) and you can see Felix in the background supervising.



As I am posting this, I realize that I have not posted pictures of my two kitties. This is Oliver 2 (Oliver for short). If you recall, I did have another Oliver that I had to put to sleep shortly after getting him.



And this one is Toby. I realize you probably can't really see what he looks like, but I thought it was such a cute picture. This was actually taken this morning.



Both are around the same age, 9 months, although Oliver is much smaller than Toby. Their namesakes are from Charles Dickens' Oliver Twist. TC actually picked out the name Oliver for the first one and I picked Toby to go along with the same theme. TC has yet to actually meet either cat, so that could be an interesting time.

Monday, September 14, 2009

It's Unofficial!

I have a blog photographer! This weekend Laurie Lenertz has become the unofficial photographer for my blog. If you haven't noticed, we have been stamping a lot together lately and she's very good at taking pictures and actually uploading them to the computer. It's the uploading to the computer that prevents me from uploading them to my blog. So I've solved that problem, just have her email me the pictures that she takes of the samples that I make and then I can upload them. This weekend we were at a scrapbooking/stamping retreat and I unofficially dubbed her as my blog's photographer. And you can thank her for these two pictures of me modelling a tutu that one of the other women at the retreat made.