It prints out credit card sized photos - and a film pack of 10 costs $30. Yep, three dollars a photo. Boy does that focus the mind, especially when you are 11 years old and have only ever known taking literally hundreds of anything that takes your fancy and then deleting the ones you don't want. I will buy some more film for general family use though, it is like magic when the photo develops! We never had one growing up in the 1970s - it was only the rich families - and I really like it. Good for parties :) Despite the photo being really tiny and not fabulous quality, it has a real charm.
I won't bore you all with a detailed account of my doings again ... there's not much to say! Working completely destroys your day. However the weather is finally warm enough to start dyeing again. I like it when it's all white and full of potential.
shake it, shake it like a polaroid picture! remember that line from a hip hop song? haha. well, we weren't the rich set, but we did have a polaroid camera way back when. and even then, the film was outrageously expensive. now, it's just fun to take all those digital pics and go print the ones we want out at the store.
ReplyDeleteWorking is extremely time-consuming, so how come I still haven't done all the things I thought I would when I retired? All I can say is, grandchildren are even more disruptive of one's day. But cuddlier.
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