Never ending pile of film

While looking at the MANY rolls of undeveloped color and b&w film...I pulled some negatives from my "archives" that I developed in my darkroom. I don't have many pulled up for you right now, but three I thought were cool. I do have more of the pow-wow from a couple years ago to post so I'm excited about that. Part 2 :)

I hope these come out well. I'm not sure how to scan them larger than they are pulling in. Any suggestions? 

This one is some band that came on before Susans band..O yeah...she's in a band *grin* but that's another post :) heeheheheeee

I think this band is Barely Pink...

This is Ballys in Las Vegas. Susan and I went on a "learning conference" with our job when we worked in travel. I have more of this too but not sure what rolls they're on. 

And I'm not sure where this was taken. I'll have to mess with the rest of the roll to see, but I'm not even sure if I took it here in FL. Could have been OK. 

I love the color. None of these were photoshoped. I love it!!!

I'm inspired now to pull out my AE-1 and take pics on film..but what are my chances of developing it??? 

~c

More to line the bottom of a bird cage....

Every sunday morning I have a ritual. It's something I've been doing for a long time, and do it before I do aaaanything else! Before I brush my teeth, before I get dressed, before I even think about cleaning the house (blah!) I make my coffee, sit in the warm sunlight and read the sunday paper while listening to 1920's or old style jazz. At the end of my ritual, I grab all the ads and peruse through the grocery coupons and odds and ends that I want...and really don't need. Well, I come across this.....

That's eight folks, count'em EIGHT Direct TV ads!!! Is this REALLY necessary? Guess they really need customers.

I already have the service, and I like it!
I'm even more thrilled that I have local doppler radar back! Now I can stare at The Weather Channel again :) Hello friend! I missed you!!
Man, remember when cable first came out? That box with the 50 ft cable attached to the tv, and it had a slider to change the channels, and at that time it was what...50 channels? My cousins and I would run the slider up and down the box and drive my grandparents nuts! *veem veem veeeeem* I think we broke it once too. OO remember having to WALK up to the tv to CHANGE the channels??? And they had those metal antennas that you had to move around, you'd sometimes have one hand holding it and had to lift your leg in the air to get a good reception, so you'd sucker your sibling (or in my case my cousin) to stand there just so you could watch the Smurfs? O yeah, good times!!
~c

Next week we'll talk about MTV and when they use to play music!!!