Visited my buddy and took pictures of him at the grill and in his woodshop. Some shots of his cat.
ESII stopped working (obvious when needle doesn't move) so I switched to manual, took a couple shots, cleaned the battery contacts and got it going again for the woodshop pics. I knew they were not great photos, I was caught up in the moment again like usual and when I get in that mode, I am not very professional.
But knowing what I know now, I used a Weston Master II to check proper exposure and for some interior shots, I changed ASA when I knew the shot needed a quarter second (and 4x compensation wasn't enough)... instead of letting the camera blindly give me 1/30 second because of the averaging meter picks up on the bright windows.
(The ESII will only give you down to 1/15 manual, so to get any slower speeds you have to use the electric shutter. When I was younger and it was my main camera, I'd get lots of underexposed pictures because I didn't assert my will on the camera like I did today).