I LOST MY CAMERA. I had planned on saying that calmly, like, hey Daily Photos will be slim for a while but on the up side, this may just be the excuse I need to get a new, REAL camera. The kind I don't know how to use? But also the kind that JUST may buy me into the elite, unspoken Camera Club? Now though, I'm not feeling so calm. We had great wedding pictures on there and plus, even if I do get a nicer, bigger, snobbier version of what I had before, I just know I'm going to miss having that tiny little thing I could slip into my back pocket and then whip out entirely inappropriately all, FOOLED YOU. You didn't think I could be hiding a camera, did you? But see how small it is? Now scrunch in closer to this woman who isn't your wife.
If I want to look on the bright side, the other-than-hoping-for-a-new-one-soon bright side, I could say losing my camera at the wedding was a sign that the night was good. And it was. I mean, weddings have always been on my list of favorite things because of the following: food, drinks, friends you have not potentially seen in a while which just means a lot of "HEY REMEMBER THAT? Sure was funny when the cops brought you home in cuffs!" (another good moment for a small, hidden camera) and it is all free. Sometimes I catch people sighing about going to a wedding like it's a responsibility and I cannot understand it. Even when they are booze free, look at it this way: an excuse to dress up and still yak with people you may not have seen in a while, although those conversations are more likely to go like, "Hey, remember when you almost CROCHETED your finger into the blanket we were all making together? The one that eventually went to that charity that helps raise money for (insert good charity here)?" BUT STILL. Fun, weddings are almost always fun.
Anyway, we had one of the best times of our lives, only to rival all of the other Best Times of Our Lives which happen a lot at weddings. We saw people from Blacksburg we hadn't seen in almost two years and bonus, the DJ was awesome. Especially when I asked him to play Kerosene by Miranda Lambert and about halfway through the song I realized it was mainly about cheating and lying and here we are at the cusp of a newly married couple's lives. Cheers to that!