Instagram Friday (12.28.2012)

Hello!
Sorry for being so quiet this week, but you know, Christmas. :)
I enjoyed spending time with my family and such, and it was lovely. I hope yours was too!

Anyway, I have a few photos to share for my weekly Instagram roundup. So here goes!

Me! With a bit of a fisheye effect going on, thanks to my new cell phone lenses!

Funky owl hat - which was a Christmas present finished just in time!

I have a very patient dog. I wrapped her in lights just to take this..

And maybe a few more.

Gift from a kiddo at the church. Love it!!

This is Willie! He helped us go caroling through the town. XD

Pepper is not a fan of my Christmas present, apparently.

I needed a gold one too, okay? :P

Om nom. Cookie anyone?
(~~I only slightly burnt them~~)

Me on Christmas Day with my crazy hair!

I really like my Portal Turret (my awesome brother gave it to me.)
It's motion activated so it talks and everything. It's pretty sweet.

Playing with the telescopic lens.

Day after Christmas = dead streets near the office.

Sparkly brain soap, anyone?

Lookit me, taking photos for my Etsy shop! Amazing!

My brother's idea of a joke. X(

Aaaaaand that's all folks.

Happy Friday, have a great weekend, and I'll see you all next week!

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