I guess my camera loved the streets in Old Montreal so much that it flung itself against the cobblestone ones by the water.
Really, that's exactly what happened.
Ok, maybe I might have accidentally dropped my camera HARD on the cobblestone streets. And maybe the dent in the side of the camera could have been because of the HARD fall. And just because my camera cover doesn't close right now DOESN'T mean that I broke it when I might have accidentally dropped it.
*sniffle*
Posted by jozjozjoz at July 28, 2004 11:55 PMSniff, boo hoo -- I understand your pain, all too well... Hope your camera undergoes a miraculous recovery, very soon.
Posted by: keith at July 29, 2004 06:09 AMSorry to hear it. I will shut up about wanting to see pix now. I know how I felt when my second cousin (age 14) got sand in my new digital Fuji.
Posted by: Nez at July 29, 2004 06:22 AMThe streets in Montreal have been known to... uh... have weird gravity spikes. Yeah, that's it. That's the ticket.
Posted by: Deltus at July 29, 2004 01:47 PMBlame me! I'm so sorry we couldn't meet up. When you called and left me a message, I was cat-sitting two blocks over. Poop. Sorry about the camera, too. Of course you didn't know that Old Montreal is built over the first Catholic cemetery (sp?) in North America.
Posted by: Terry at July 30, 2004 02:26 AM
I say...Blame Canada! Or if it happens to be a Kodick cam....you def should blame them, cuz mine likes to fling instelf into the strangest of places.
Posted by: Mia at July 29, 2004 01:23 AM