Did you ever have one of those days? You know, the kind that are full of mishaps. Well, Friday, June 10 was one of those days for me. Oh, this has nothing to do with the Japanese Friendship Garden.
It all began when I woke up at 5 a.m. This was my last morning at my friends’ house in San Jose. My hope was to wake up around 7 a.m. so I could stay up to shoot the Milky Way at Blue Canyon Airport in the Sierras. I had it all planned: leave San Jose at 9 a.m., get home, rest and get ready for the night shoot. I couldn’t skip the shoot since we were hosting it at our observatory!
The day started wrong and continued from there:
- I couldn’t nap during the day.
- I was tired and left my red colored flash light home.
- When we stopped for dinner, Richard remembered that he didn’t bring along the observatory keys. So he had to go back home to get them–a two hour round trip.
- All the photographers came and were anxious to shoot the Milky Way. But, the cloud cover didn’t leave. Most of us left without our prize.
So, that was my day. We got home about midnight and I woke up at 5:30 a.m. the next day! Last night, I slept nine hours!
So that was my day gone awry. What about yours?
While you’re thinking about how you can better me, here are the last of the Friendship Garden images.
Gorgeous photos Anne – not too shabby for a day gone awry!
Thanks Susan. The day that went awry was 2 days after shooting the Friendship Gardens! It’s June, birthday month.