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Fancy Photobooth

This morning I tried to take some pictures of Zoe just lounging in our bed. They didn't turn out so good, so you won't see them here; however, I did finally get a chance to scan all of the photobooth pictures we took recently. There are three sets in two different images. The first image has two sets. The first three are from my birthday down at Seaside and the second three are from a random Saturday at El Vez. The second image contains all strips from Millennium Skate World on Father's Day.



You should definitely click the link to Zoe's set on Flickr to see these in a larger format (yes, I'm talking to you John). They're pretty awesome. In fact, I thought some of the individual panels were so good that I cropped them out and made them their own images. You can check them out below.



Well, that's all for now. I'll be working for most of the weekend, but Cheryl is supposed to take Zoe to visit her new cousin on Saturday. Hopefully there will be some pictures from that on Sunday.

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