When this tweet showed up on Facebook, I entered my comment: "good times."
I read it back to myself and thought, "that sounds lame."
Delete.
From across the table, Nick mocked, "Really Mom? 'Good times?' Fail."
"I deleted it. I have nothing witty or cool to say."
"Well don't ever say, 'good times.'"
I hit the "like" button and said nothing further.
Bribery is usually involved when I take pictures of Nick, but he actually asked me for this little photoshoot! As a musician/songwriter he needed some new promotional shots and provided creative input into the images. He loaded the Radio Flyer with an old Roland keyboard, Daddy's even older guitar, and a ukelele named Eleanor Rigby. After a quick Starbuck's run, we stopped at one of my favorite locations in Bloomington...under a downtown overpass. Let's just say I was glad to have a strong man with me, even if he was only armed with a guitar.
Spider man and the amazing hanging guitar.
Rigby kept falling off the wagon, raising safety concerns for my future grandchildren.
I don't care how lame it sounds.
Good times.
To listen to some of Nick's music visit http://www.myspace.com/nicholasjohnchambers
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