Ladies and Gentleman, I have two blogs and feel too busy to maintain them both. I consider this my "informal" humerous blog. I am not going to be posting in here for a while.

I am focusing more now on my fine art blog. If you want to visit a more active blog, go here:
http://www.andrea-kelley.com/. This is a photography blog that showcases photos of old cars.

Or, you can visit me on Facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/andreakelleyphotography. Click the "like" button,  and every now and then I showcase some really interesting photos. I post NOT just my own photos, but photos by amazing photographers around the world.

Thanks for stopping by today. May my informal blog rest in peace.

I found a funny clip about about what people say to photographer. Enjoy :-)

This video cracks me up!

This is another one of my junkyard beauties. I did some minor editing...removing posts and power lines. I bumped up the colors a little bit and I thought it turned out well. :-)

One day, a coworker of mine asked me if I would photograph an old car she had on her farm over by Minden. We drove over there and I was happy to see this old treasure. All of the tumbleweeds made me think this old car was happily sitting in it's own big nest. I altered the colors to give the photo a vintage feel and liked how the photo looked like an old postcard when I was finished.

I just watched an interesting video on YouTube and it talked it being possible to be too thin. I always thought it was interesting because people have told me I am "so skinny" my whole life. I remember even when I was a little kid on the playground, they used to call me "Skinny Winny." So I went and told the teacher. She laughed. It was kind of funny, I must admit.

I think it is interesting that people tell me that. It is like it is some kind of new revelation or something. I remember there was a girl at work who would comment to me about it. I knew she had almost exactly the same body type as me. I finally asked her, "Well, how tall are you, and how much do you weigh?" She was a very similar height and weight. I think that solved the "You are so skinny" conversations.

I was reading a business book by Zig Ziglar and he talked about it being good to be fit and thin. He didn't think it hurt err on being a little more thin than normal. It seemed as if he agreed with the "You can never be to thin or too rich" idea.

So, what do you think? Do you think women can be "too thin?" This video has a guy in it who asks people if they would like to look as thin as a fashion model. I think their responses are interesting.