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Tewsday.

Caved and replaced my broken camera. For some reason I thought the xTi and the xSi were one in the same camera and hit buy now on Trade Me thinking all my batteries and grips would fit.
It was not so and it made me cringe because now I need more batteries for the new one and I have 8 for the broken one.

Anyway.
Took it out for a test drive.
8 month old AviRavi.


Team Takitimu - Bridge Pa Basketball.

A Hubs action shot.

Let me tell you how much I hate going to basketball.
VERY much.
Enclosed spaces make me a little neurotic. People standing or sitting too close gives me anxiety. Add in the smell of feet and sweat, it's yuckotastic. It's why I can't do sports games and concerts. I can barely stand being in church sitting close to my family.
It makes me panic and sweat.

The End.

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Me said…
I used to play church basketball. I was asked to leave after fouling too many people and knocking a girls tooth out. Pssh.

Will Hubs still be playing when I visit or will the season be over?
September 14, 2016 at 6:27 AM
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