Math R.

Done!

A bit crappy, but I like it nevertheless :)

Things are moving forward!

First, I have one photo selected for the CFSL exhibition next month, then I should have a whole exhibition at the restaurant downstairs.

^shivers

... my C33 is quite good enough for the time being.

Let’s not be mistaken about the issue here: what to shoot, not what to shoot with.

eZ publish sucks ass.

Initiate contact: check!

With a Mamiya C33.
Then we’ll see.
...
This sounds way too reasonable for me, doesn’t it?
You’re right.
I’m gonna blow a fuse if I don’t receive it right now.
Which, considering the fact that it’s coming from the US, isn’t all that likely to happen.

I WANT MY CAMERA DAMNIT!!!

... do the first Bond movies, those with Sean Connery, qualify as classics?

... Luba is the most beautiful girl on Earth.

Period.

Google her and cry.

I held my good friend C.’s Hasselblad in my hands yesterday.
It’s like magic in a box.
I. want. one.

Would be nice.
Or another board game.
I don’t know.
I kinda miss playing.

Might actually be a photo book, but I think it still counts :)

• flying: much better. I even want to fly more often!

• needles: ...

• wasps: omfg. worse than ever :(

... seems to be more manageable than the previous years.
Might help that I’m still taking Prozac, even though it’s been more that a year now, and I’m starting to feel concerned about addiction at this point.

Then again, addiction might be a lesser evil here.

Very hard.
I know procrastination is one of the reasons (granted, FAR from being the only one, but still) which made my last job a complete failure. Kickin’ myself VERY hard in the temporal lobe to overcome that monster.

... ‘t would be nice and all, but, you know.

I’m not sure it really matters.

Look at all these burnt DVDs everywhere…
That’s it, I am a pirate.
Next.

Not that much.

Still having nightmares about this one.
Please, pretty please, let me forget….........

I’m too old for that crap now.
Bring me my walking stick.

You too, if you can read this.
More seriously, I’m now working in a real company where my geek skills are valued instead of despised. Nice change, hey?