Don’t they all look so proud?
In other news, I take off for vacation tomorrow (yay!). Everything should run smoothly for the week that I’m gone, but I make no promises. I doubt I’ll be checking anything intarweb related while I’m away, so if it’s broke, it’ll stay broke till I get back.
Look at her, all graduated and stuff.
I figured that I should probably put up a picture of Erin, since I have been titling all these posts her graduation. Doesn’t she look cute with her grandma?
Since Brooke fixed something of Bree’s, Bridget felt left out. Therefore she decided to fix Bree’s tassle. Look at the concentration on Bree’s behalf!
Bree definitely needed an adjustment with her fiance looking on.
It continues. Enjoy.
I don’t think I mentioned it anywhere on this site, but Erin, Bree, and everyone graduated on Friday from Midwestern. Yay! And now the real world welcomes you.
I took around 300 pictures at the graduation, and so this week (and maybe some of next week) will be dedicated to those pictures. You will then be returned to your regularly scheduled program of industrial images. However, that will then be interrupted, I’m sure, of images from the AZ trip I’ll be leaving for in a week. Yay to vacation!
This has got to be one of the more interesting facades to a building. In the entryway of an art gallery near me are these large yellow tiles. Each tile is about the size of a cinder block, and they line the whole entry way. It’s definitely strange, and I don’t think I would’ve done it, but they do look cool closeup.
This one has a bit of Christmas twinge in it, but I still like it a lot. It reminds me of a magazine spread for some sort of contemporary urban magazine. The modernness of the stainless steel against the timeliness of the brick, all tied together with a nice sconce.
Signs are definitely a large part of living in the city. There are ads and signs all over the place. I honestly have no idea what this one is for though. I just enjoyed the two different font types, and the star over the “I”.