Yesterday, I had a lot of fun setting up studio equipment, and practicing photographing Chucky dolls. LOL. I am not a big fan of those dolls. Any of those dolls that have eyelids that blink are pretty scary looking.
On my way back from training, I wasn't paying attention to the road and hit a big piece of unidentified metal, which resulted in THIS huge tear on my tire. Just my luck!

I don't think this one is repairable.
I was over in the lane next to the HOV. And Slowing down considerably while switching over 5-6 lanes was probably not the safest thing to do, but good thing I am a skilled driver (and let's not hold it against me that I just ran over this big metal object ha). I pulled into the shoulder, and in my panic, began to call several of my guy friends I knew in the area. I finally got a hold of one of my previous co-workers who was on his way home at the time and asked him to come save me. I was standing outside waiting for him thinking to myself "where is my white prince/knight in shining armour in times like this?!" lol And that's when I came to the realization that I know how to change out my own tire. I don't always have to rely on some guy to come to my rescue. Wow. Wake up, Esther, you can actually save yourself this time! haha
and so I did. The End.

Those things were screwed in so tight. I had to put my hair up because it was getting hot up in there!

Finally!

I had a D70 on me so when my co-worker came, he was able to capture some of my proud moments for changing out my first real-life flat tire. :) So you get to see snapshots of my life. By the way, they gave me the D70 to practice on so I can familiarize myself to it. The only thing that I like about Nikon is the softer shutter sound. Oooh and maybe also the shortcuts to deleting and formating. I'm not trying to be a hater, but I love my 5D. It is my baby, and nothing can replace it.
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