[WARNING: THE NEXT JOKE IS EXTREMELY CORNY] “Huston, we have a problem.” Actually we don’t, but I just wanted to say that (well actually type that, whatevs). They rocketed over to the stu-stu-studio for some snaps and it was brilliant. (Whenever I type stu-stu-studio I think of Phil Collins, anybody else?) Why was it brilliant? Because of the formula we use here at O&J, that’s why!
E = MC^2
I offically retract that last line. I was flashbacking to Honors Chem and Mrs. Trudy junior year. (I officially changed her name for no good reason.) But while I’m on the subject of Mrs. Trudy, she was the only teacher I had to use this comparison —
“You know, it always gets to end up like this. For the first three quarters you all are galloping along side me, understanding and everything. But then fourth nine weeks rolls around and you all drop dead and I have to lug all you dead horses so you can keep up with me.”
Does that make sense? Let’s just leave it there. Don’t even try to look into it. We are horses, accept it… I guess.
The formula I meant to put went something like this —
Fun Family + FunCenter = ~!~!~!~!~!~!~!~!~
[ ~!~!~!~!~!~!~!~!~ is the international symbol for tremendouslyterriffic all-around greatly goodness]
If you’re reading this blog, let’s try to keep the formula for brilliance on the DownLow. We can’t have everyone using this equation because then we’ll be bogged down with the science world asking us all these questions and wanting to put our formula in science books and they will want to give us nobel prizes and name an element on the periodic table after us and it would just get too crazy. We are just simple photography folk that enjoy the occasional coffee and outdoor jug band.
We are, however, glad that the Family Huston got hold of the formula. Whoever gave them the formula — thank you. Family Huston was worthy, the kids were a blast and Mom & Dad were great to work with. I think I’ll just forego another lame joke and get right to the goods — Enjoy!
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