Death of a Twitter
I have never had to delete an online account.
That was, until 2 days ago.
I thought it would be easy.
Just a simple click. Nothing big.
I was wrong.
It was my Twitter account.
I thought that I was merely giving up my little niche in the twitterverse.
My own little piece of real estate on the Internet.
Again, I was wrong.
It feels like death. Death to something that had been me.
My light on the Internet may not have shone the brightest, amongst all its superstars…
But it was my light.
My light.
And now it’s gone.
Photo Gallery: Oklahoma Ice Storm
I can’t believe it. My first ice storm! It’s not so pleasant: the cold, the wind, the loss of electricity, etc. After the brunt of the storm passed, I decided to beat cabin fever and took my camera for a walk to school.
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Neighbor’s car #OKice
Photo Gallery: China Revisited
The year started off with a return from Hawaii, and another visit to China. The trip was a great scientific endeavor, but I could say less for my photographic ventures. I saw my third solar eclipse, but was working that day so I didn’t bring my camera (RATS!). The setting was surreal as the pollution made viewing the eclipse possible without the need for optical doohickeys such as a pinhole projector. Oh, how I regretted not taking my camera that day.
I try to expand my photographic boundaries every trip I make. Although, I didn’t take much photographs this time around, I did learn a lot about photography. One that comes to mind is the importance of tripods. I took a light-weight tripod for the convenience of traveling, but sacrificed (what could have been) a good shot because of it. Lesson learned. Never again.
At least a few of the shots came out passable… Maybe.
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