I'm Back

After the nightmare that was Leveling, I am FINALLY back in Magnet Photo. I;m really excited to start working, but I just need to find the time. Now all of my valid excuses from last year (namely having no mode of transportation) for putting off work have become null and void. I guess I'll just have to figure out how to manage my time (yeah, yeah, yeah...I know) and balance all of my responsibilities. 

Unfortunately, I am not a juggler, but i can make some sweet balloon animals.

Dagflabbit!

WHY?!?!?!?!?
My film! It is ruined!!!!
I went to develop my last roll of summer assignment film today. Everything going fine.
I take it out...AND NOTHING'S THERE.
The film is blank.
A grey roll of nothingness that sucks my soul out and grinds it into powder in a super powerful Cuisinart.

That means that I lost my shots from Salt Lake City, Reno, Detroit, Chicago, Cleveland, St. Louis, and Philadelphia! It sucks!!!

And my other rolls barely came out.

Cool...

Ouch...

So my back is tense, and my patience is even shorter. I couldn't focus today because of my darn back. I know that I'm just complaining, but the fact that I had a test and a teacher out (yes, you Funcia) didn't help my case. I don't know what hurts more, the result of my fitful sleep last night, or the cause.
Either way, the world smells stinky.

And I don't like it.

The Building or The Environment?

I've had a semi-persistent headache for 3 days now. And it's getting annoying.
It doesn't stay in one spot, it doesn't stay the same type of ache.
I can't figure it out. Is it the change in barometric pressure? Is it coincidence that it starts when I get to school? Or is it just stress from a new year?
Whatever it is, I don't like it.


But I do like Bananagrams... a lot.

You shouldn't even fear Fear

By the side of the road in the Golan Heights

So, I took this picture right after I puked on the side of the road. The sheer thought that I had come so close to dangerous areas was quite a shock. But then I realized that it taught me not to be afraid if I knew of nothing to be afraid of. I knew in the back of my mind that there were minefields all over the area, but when something so urgent, like bus-sickness, comes up, fear means nothing. 
I learned a lot about myself in Israel last year and around the country this summer. I want to clarify who exactly I plan on being through Photography this year. And I am not going to be afraid to try anything.