AND THE ATMOSPHERIC RIVER BEGINS!
22 hours ago
A brief-yet-ongoing journal of all things Carmi. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll reach for your mouse to click back to Google. But you'll be intrigued. And you'll feel compelled to return following your next bowl of oatmeal. With brown sugar. And milk.
11 comments:
I used to live in a small town where everyone knew my business. It was life living in a fishbowl. Now I am in a foreign country where I get to reinvent myself and like the fish--I'm smiling!
I always wanted to do some underwater pictures or the likes. The prob is I dont have a camera for that and there is no sort of aquarium here for fishes unlike at home in Bergen.
He is TOTALLY smiling! :) I needed that this morning! I explained in my newest post.
I looked at "Ray" and he is smiling! How cool is that! I don't know how people deal with living their lives in fishbowls. I think celebrities and political people have it rough...with everyone in their face all the time...and putting their business out in the street - so to speak!
If I were a celeb and had all those people following me around - I think I'd be a very mean nasty person - and probably swinging a baseball bat at a few of them.
THAT is cool.
Cool picture!! I always think underwater pics are the coolest...
I don't recall the commercial - but maybe it wasn't this side of the water..
He is smiling but is he feeling it?
We all need to get out of our bowls occassionally...or we need a rock to hide under....:)
Beautiful pic. I don't know if I'd want to be stared at all day like that, but after working with sharks every day in a law firm, it'd be a welcome change.
great photo! I don't know if i'd be happy in the big fishbowl.
michele sent me.
Before I saw what you said...I said to myself....'Awwwwww, He Is Smiling'!! He really looks as happy as he can be....That smile is a look of total and complete contentment!
Michele thinks so too, Carmi...And we both LOVE this picture! You had quite a time there, didn't you...!
Re: "You can call me Ray, or..."
I don't remember the commercial. However, I do recall a character who said that line frequently: Raymond J. Johnson, Jr. from the David Steinberg Show.
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