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That's great! Happy to hear such positivity. =]
A lot has happened here as well. Work I've been doing for an organization/ministry is going to be published internationally. That means video, print and audio. So I'm really happy. =]
I'm curious as to what you've been up to. Miss travel?
A lot has happened here as well. Work I've been doing for an organization/ministry is going to be published internationally. That means video, print and audio. So I'm really happy. =]
I'm curious as to what you've been up to. Miss travel?
Wow! You're going international, that's awesome! I hope that goes over well, you're really talented. 
Oh, y'know, just sitting at home... Watching the clouds go by... Wishing I was somewhere exotic...
Yup, I definitely miss travel! But, I got to fly again, on a flight back home from a vacation in another state, so that was fun.
Mostly getting ready for more school and intense classes. (AKA, procrastinating.)
Oh, y'know, just sitting at home... Watching the clouds go by... Wishing I was somewhere exotic...
Yup, I definitely miss travel! But, I got to fly again, on a flight back home from a vacation in another state, so that was fun.
Mostly getting ready for more school and intense classes. (AKA, procrastinating.)
I hope so too. I have a good feeling about all this. And I truly, very much appreciate those kind words.
Well... to me, the country you're in would be exotic. =] Have you tried changing perspective yet? I find there's always a newer, more exciting way to live within the same space. With that said, I don't expect you to fall in love with home all over again, but I hope you get a little curious. =]
Anyways, traveling is fun. There's no doubt.
Are you looking forward to school? And would that be college or secondary? And how do you procrastinate?
Procrastinating in my case means sitting somewhere, laptop out, watching movies or tv shows. I rarely watch the clouds. In that respect, you're a lot healthier than I am in regard to my current nesting habits. Ironically so, seeing as I love photography, especially when I can do it outdoors.
Well... to me, the country you're in would be exotic. =] Have you tried changing perspective yet? I find there's always a newer, more exciting way to live within the same space. With that said, I don't expect you to fall in love with home all over again, but I hope you get a little curious. =]
Anyways, traveling is fun. There's no doubt.
Are you looking forward to school? And would that be college or secondary? And how do you procrastinate?
Procrastinating in my case means sitting somewhere, laptop out, watching movies or tv shows. I rarely watch the clouds. In that respect, you're a lot healthier than I am in regard to my current nesting habits. Ironically so, seeing as I love photography, especially when I can do it outdoors.
I actually have been exploring! Got curious about an old legend about a place nearby. It's in a little town with a ton of nooks and crannies worth exploring. I've recently purchased a camera of my own, but my photography isn't anything special. I feel like owning a camera of my own to take pictures helps me enjoy more moments, and I constantly look back at the photos I take as a little reminder of the littler things that make where I'm at more special. Silly little things like ice cream and sunflowers and my dog..
To answer your questions, school should be good! Two more years 'till college, but I'm starting up college level classes this monday. Should be a good challenge; I'm hopeful.
Procrastination, for me, is almost an art. I pay too much attention to the clock. I procrastinate, but only to the point when my watch tells me I'll have a comfortable time finishing my work. So I'll sleep in, cook food (mainly quesadillas, no one is around to take me out to eat), watch TV, pay attention to my dog. About twelve hours of procrastination to be exact, then a little bit of busy work, and a day's break.
Starts to sound a little more like laziness when I think about it, but who can blame, it's still summer!
Questions for you, my friend
Anymore exciting projects? Anything you've been dying to capture in a photo?
To answer your questions, school should be good! Two more years 'till college, but I'm starting up college level classes this monday. Should be a good challenge; I'm hopeful.
Procrastination, for me, is almost an art. I pay too much attention to the clock. I procrastinate, but only to the point when my watch tells me I'll have a comfortable time finishing my work. So I'll sleep in, cook food (mainly quesadillas, no one is around to take me out to eat), watch TV, pay attention to my dog. About twelve hours of procrastination to be exact, then a little bit of busy work, and a day's break.
Starts to sound a little more like laziness when I think about it, but who can blame, it's still summer!
Questions for you, my friend
Anymore exciting projects? Anything you've been dying to capture in a photo?
Sorry for the late response. I was preparing to leave the country at around the end of August, up to the 15th of September.
I just got into the US, and I'm starting the year on the 6th of October at the Art Institute. Still a bit jetlagged.
Sounds like a fun place to be.
I'm happy you're exploring. More young people need to spend a little bit of time away from laptops and phones and whatnot. Stopping to experience the world as it is, is a great gift. And it's free for many. =]
Well, photography is something that has to be worked on. =] Envisioning the piece is everything. The more unique it is, and the more beautiful the angle, the better off the piece will be. =] So fret not. It'll get better.
Two more? lol ... I guess you seem a lot older than you actually are. I forgot you went to Japan recently to study for a bit.
Procrastination's not that bad. =] I call it 'enjoying the little things, whilst a bigger thing calls your attention'. The clock, the watch, the food, the t.v. and the dog should be glad they have your attention. =]
I mean, what's summer really for? haha
I have projects coming out, and I have been doing photography. More on that when I upload and get to share with you some stuff.
But for now, you can check out SoundCloud for a few audio projects I had been working on. =]
soundcloud.com/abel-first-quao…
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How've you been since we talked last? Have classes started?
I just got into the US, and I'm starting the year on the 6th of October at the Art Institute. Still a bit jetlagged.
Sounds like a fun place to be.
I'm happy you're exploring. More young people need to spend a little bit of time away from laptops and phones and whatnot. Stopping to experience the world as it is, is a great gift. And it's free for many. =]Well, photography is something that has to be worked on. =] Envisioning the piece is everything. The more unique it is, and the more beautiful the angle, the better off the piece will be. =] So fret not. It'll get better.
Two more? lol ... I guess you seem a lot older than you actually are. I forgot you went to Japan recently to study for a bit.
Procrastination's not that bad. =] I call it 'enjoying the little things, whilst a bigger thing calls your attention'. The clock, the watch, the food, the t.v. and the dog should be glad they have your attention. =]
I mean, what's summer really for? haha
I have projects coming out, and I have been doing photography. More on that when I upload and get to share with you some stuff.
But for now, you can check out SoundCloud for a few audio projects I had been working on. =]
soundcloud.com/abel-first-quao…
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How've you been since we talked last? Have classes started?