Christmas at the Imotos
In order for you to get the full effect of today (12.18.99) I have to explain how I obtained the camera to take these pictures. Tyler and I went to Office Depot and we looked at their small selection of cameras and picked the most expensive, $999. We went to Office Depot, as opposed to any other place, because I knew I could return the camera in after 2 weeks of using it to my pleasure. Well, I purchased it we got in my truck and went across the street to the mall and shopped around at Sanrio and Old Navy and saw too many people we knew, then as we returned to the truck, I asked what kind of port it had, and silly us didn't even bother to check it at the store. So we check and oh mah gawd - there's no camera in the box! I had just purchased a $1072.42 box. Well, I drove my angry truck back across the street and I walked up to the counter and the lady recognized me since I had been there just 40 minutes ago and asked if something was wrong. I told her of the situation and she looked a bit embarassed and then went and called some manager person and they went through all the boxes and found that the box I had taken was the display box and the box that was sealed but the same model as I had just bought had a 16 meg card instead of 20 as it was supposed to be. So, I bought the $200 cheaper camera and went home a happy person.
Then, after Tyler and I ate dinner, we went to wal-mart to buy some hair color to get rid of his duracell battery hairdo and as we were walking to the door, there was Salvation Army bell ringer standing in front. As I started to imagine how cold she must be, she dropped her bell. Tyler and I would like to take the time out to apologize for laughing. We weren't laughing at you, but at the situation. We really felt bad, honest.
Ok, on to the pictures...
December 18
My mom on the staircaseMy dad
My parents
boring picture of our fireplace and stockings
This is my kitty Willy with a mean face. The trashcan, that is quite full and needs to be dumped, is the trashcan Tyler threw at my head and cracked it down to the skull. I have a nice scare from it, thank you very much
Visalia's most expensive fake Christmas tree with 3000+ lights. The tree doesnt look like it's on fire right now, but if you were standing in our livingroom, you'd think it were.
Tyler in the parking lot touching himself
This is Matt, who rang up my drink at Starbucks
This is Matt, who is making my single ristretto, grande, non-fat, extra-caramel, caramel macchiadio
Random days when I was too lazy to update
It's little me. Where'd all my hair go? :)
Just me looking very pale :(
All the grandkids (and great-grandkids) at our house on Christmas. In the front, Mindy, Michael, Jackie, Tyler and I'm in the back with the big hair
Me drinking my lovely drink
My new fuzzy slippers!
We've got enough food to feed Uganda - It's my fridge (kinda like Rob's fridge, but fuller)
If you have a foot fetish, click here
The wet hair look
From left to right: Jamie, Gerrod and Chad before kicking my butt
Chad is in the top right corner, Jamie in top left, Gerrod is bottom right and I am bottom left.
The three boys smiling as they kill me :(
It's Madison! :)
Jamie is soooooo cute :)
Neil Diamond loves marmite
Tyler looking psycho
Tyler's New Years shirt
The subliminal message in the bushes on the side of our house. You can't really see the word in this picture becausee the lights are moving, but just know that the F word once lurked around our house.
All text and pictures CopyrightŠ 1999, 2000 - Kelly S. Imoto
