Holiday Season Feels Like Bootcamp
Tuesday, November 22nd, 2005Really, the one thing I realised is that being in publishing, holidays means more work. I’ve neglected this blog for so long that I feel like I’m sinning a lil’. Recent events have not helped that I’m overloaded with work. Well, maybe that’s pushing it a lil’ but it still feels like more than what I should be doing. The word exploitation comes to mind but I guess I have to be thankful that I got it better than others that I could mention.
Confusion is the next thing that comes to mind as the more I try to arrange the many loose pieces floating around in my life, it seems like another piece is always missing. Nothing fits and I somehow feel that it has a lot to do with me losing the pieces in the first place. Only, I can’t seem to figure out where I left them. The turmoil doesn’t make it any easier and juggling so many aspects of my life has never been harder. The only positive that I can say is that I’m still in the black in spite of paying off all my debts this month. I’m amazed that I managed to do so. Must be God blessing me for all my hard work.
Big plans have emerged that hopefully will mark another milestone in my life. My plans are rather risky in a sense but if I surpass myself, I’m sure that I stand to reap the rewards. Of course, it would seem like I’m defecting to many people but then again, I doubt many would blame me for it. And, more people would stand to benefit than lose from this venture and I’m a utilitarian at heart.
I’ve just sold off all my camera gear except for my film equipment. I’m pretty sad to see my trusty performer of 3 months leave my camp but I guess it’s time for me to move on to greener pastures. Thank you for producing great pictures to me for all these times. In a sense, I rented the camera for 3 months before passing it on to its true owner. I still need another five thousand to get most of the equipment I need. I’m still wondering when and where am I gonna get all that money. For someone who doesn’t earn much, having cash in hand is quite a feat in its own right.
The matters of the heart shall be left unsaid.