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Winning

Whenever we go to events and there is a raffle, I always see people praying and crossing their fingers, hoping to win the grand prize.

After going to a lot of events and not winning anything, I know for a fact that I'm not lucky when in comes to the game of chance. So imagine my surprise when I was announced winner for a new Canon camera in the event I attend this evening.

Proof I need to show the redemption area
I have been meaning to buy a camera for the longest time to replace my old one since it is too heavy to carry around. I couldn't figure out what to get nor did I want to part with any cash. I was actually toying between a Canon S91 and through the game of chance, I was given a Canon A2200 for free. It definitely is an improvement in terms of weight versus my old camera.

Happy shooting to me!

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