that's beautiful!

I like those. Too bad I'm broke for another week.

those are gorgeous! why did they get rejected ?

And why did they reject this set??
They're beautiful.

well, you look lovely dear.

Needs more Panda.

i've been hearing that a lot of the girls are having their sets rejected lately. they post some of the shots on their blogs, and all of them look great, not a thing wrong with them. and of couse, the conspiracys that go along with them. good luck with the sale, i'm a po ho. so po i can't afford the "or" for poor.

Awesome pictures I really like those, you and rubber clothes make a perfect match.

I'm not a photography student or pro by any means but to me those like kind of weak reasons to reject a set. Its one thing to say "We don't like what was in the pictures" and yeah I can see how someone might take that personally but its something else to make up excuses. Myself I'd rather someone tell me "Nice set but its not really what we're looking for" up front because that tells me a hell of a lot more than what they said to you. Those pictures looked fine to me too and quite frankly the dim lighting and plain background would make a welcome difference but if the site has strict guidlines I guess they have them for a good reason.

who shot the set?

I like boobs. boobs are nice. so are you. well no, not really, but I like you like I like boobs. boobs are awesome.

Holy SHIT you look awesome in that set! I can't believe it got rejected!

Seriously though, you get better all teh time. And I really love the streaks in your hair...you look dy-no-mite

You look ... shiny.

Also, in the second photograph you appear to be having a wardrobe malfunction.

There's a satellite photo of my old (15+ yr ago) house in Raleigh in my journal. And this building is where I lived my junior year in high school. It was condemned 3-4 years later, but after several more years renovated and reopened. Evidently there's some construction taking place on the western side. For years and years there was a stain on the concrete below my window where I poured out a bunch of chemicals onto the sidewalk 2 stories down, but I suppose the concrete is gone now.

Back when I had my house:

The Durham Freeway didn't "go through." (It did around the time I left town, I think.) I-40 was in the process of opening. It was open from Chapel Hill to Raleigh right about the time I started dating my future ex-wife. This 540 thing, it didn't even exist in someone's mind as far as I knew. The "International" in the "Raleigh-Durham International Airport" sign was a yellow cursive word between "Raleigh-Durham" and "Airport" stuck in with a ^ (like you write in a word you've forgotten). It was a brand new sign, just done that way to look cute. I think it was a single flight to London. The sign was replaced with a plain old boring sign after a year or so.

There were no malls in Cary. (At first.)

Back when I was in school there:

There was no freeway from Chapel Hill to Raleigh, nor did I-40 go to the beach. There were only pieces of it. In fact I think I-40 was the last of the original east-west transcontinental freeways to be completed. (Well, I-40 doesn't make it to the Pacific, but whatever. I mean the Atlantic part, or the last planned part.) The original several-miles-long part of the Durham freeway had been around for a long time though, back into the 70s I guess. The one-screen theater in Northgate Mall (which has been gone for over 2 decades) showed Raiders of the Lost Ark for over a year and I saw it in both of those years.

And finally my wedding planner was a part owner of Adam & Eve.

niiiiiiiiiiiiiiice!