Well I made it up to Dallas and back no worries.

Thankfully it was a beautiful 50+ degrees most of the time, which is great weather to drive in. No rain -- no ice! The Gods above were definitely smiling on me for the past 36 hours. But having spent the better part of 12 of those hours on the road I'm calling it an early night, and waiting until tomorrow to check out my latest Sunset pics.

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Winter is not the best time for joyrides, and yet I'm taking a joyride up to Dallas to see some friends. Who knows, given winter sunsets in Texas tend to be quite dramatic and beautiful, and I plan to have my camera with me, I might even come back with some great new shots to share with all of you.

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HOLIDAY SALE!

With the holidays upon us we've decided to lower some of the prices on the Kay Kellam merchandise we've made available through the web. So, snap shots are available at lower prices than usual here. (4 by 6s are down to $1.50 and 12x18s have been lowered to $20) but the best place to find mousepads and such is here

Items featuring my photography of the tributes left to Diana outside Kensington Palace last year are here.

I've also tried having some of my photography turned into square tiles:

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Reruns are beginning...

This is the not so fun part of the season... the time when we are high on life because of the November sweeps fun, and now reruns begin. And of course their favorite first rerun is the pilot. A reminder of how it all began for shows that first hit the air this season. So, it looks like I'll have even more time to catch up on shows I've taped.

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Almost up to date on The Young and The Restless!

Yet another fun rule of Soap Operas, pick a side and be on it 100%, even when it looks like the world's dumbest place to be!

Now Y&R has actually tried something new, a character changing sides, flipping from I hate you to I love you in 5 seconds flat, or better phrased all in the course on one conversation where the character actually listened to what the other character was saying. Something I'd been doing since the word go.

The Phyllis, Jack and Diane storyline has been a tremendous amount of fun to watch unfold, mostly because for once in my life I couldn't believe Phyllis would do it. She tried to run people over with a car in the past, so to say she'd never do something that would hurt someone is a challenge, and yet roasting someone -- and we're not talking with bad jokes, just didn't fit for her. Which takes me back to what fun it has been to watch this storyline unfold!

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