Sunday, June 13, 2010

In the Cover of Darkness

Field reporting becomes ever more perilous. Not only are our snazzy new uniforms needed for safety in the field but now it seems that some of our reporters require night vision goggles. A few of the more daring players are capturing collections at twilight and also dawn's early light.

Tufa Girl comments and submits:

"Ground reporting isn't always easy. Had to use my flash to get a good photo. (Flashing the house - lol - anyways...) The next photo will show the terror one must go through to compete in this game."

Getting up before the sun...oh the horror


"Donkey... I cannot face another day of La Cucaracha"
Come on Pedro, I got the pink sombrero... I got the flowers... lets do this thing!

Score
  • Unmotivated and bored mariachi player: 1 point
  • Donkey ready and excited by another day of performing for the tourists: 2 points (dressed)
  • 3 wheels: 3 points
Subtotal: 6 points

Creativity Bonus

A fresh young starry eyed donkey who loves show business. One who is willing to dress in a hot pink hat with plastic flower garland (and glad for the gig): 2 points

Total: 8 points

Perhaps Pedro just needs some new material:

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4 comments:

  1. I like the sneaking-around-at-night to get the shot. I think I may have to try that technique.

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  2. I knew I could get you on board. You say it's the night stealth photography but I think you just want to wear the crotchless chaps under the cover of darkness.

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  3. Those mariachis were awesome. Must remember this song when the strolling mariachis approach the dinner table at the local eatery.

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  4. I know! I was dancing to the mariachis "Beat It" after I found the link. Hubby just shakes his head.

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