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OPC - Day 5 "From a High Angle"

This is what the view looks like from our 3rd floor apartment at 7:50 PM after a very long day.


Photo Specifics:
Sony a33 on Auto+ mode, it selected Night View Slow Shutter (gracias, camera)
THIS is the crap I don't get but would love to learn:
ISO 1250, F3.5 1.3"
Info on the long day (stop reading if you don't care...waaa waaa waaa below):  
  1. Remember that test I asked you all to wish me well on? (thanks, BTW) Well I'm going to have to ask you to retract your well-wishes or, at least, hold those thoughts :( I stayed up and studied (read: crammed) for that test, arrived at the base education office right on time and confidently walked into the...uh...dark classroom this morning?!? Yea, test was Tuesday morning so I totally missed it...oh stop, I can just see all of you out there who know me just shaking your head (Jace)...so freaking typical, I know. So anyway, guess the silver lining is I have more time to study now...rescheduled for the 11th. 
  2. Had a hair appointment scheduled for 6:00 PM tonight. I freaking LOVE to get my hair done so I seriously look forward to these appointments when they come along. Had a meeting that started at 4:45 PM and...well I think you can tell where I'm taking this one. Found myself waving goodbye to the gates of Hanscom at 6:45 PM. Hairstylist not happy with me GUARANTEED. There goes that referral savings I have waiting for me...
  3. I got home so late that Smallz was already in bed - this is the first time I've had this happen since being back to work and it isn't a great feeling :(
Headed to the freezer to decompress with some malted milk ball gelato...wouldn't want to leave the bacon I had for lunch all alone in my coronary arteries. Ok I'm done - new day tomorrow! PEACE
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Location: Reading, MA, USA

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