I think I am at my weirdest in the morning and in the kitchen. Today I stood on a stool and turned in a circle while my bagel was toasting and imagined that I was 7 feet tall in my kitchen for about 5 minutes. I have the slowest toaster oven on the planet. Then I cut and ate a mango. I am beginning to understand the subtleties of mangoes after this, my 5th mango in the span of a lifetime. There seems to be a thin line between the three stages of mango, green, ripe, and rotten on the inside. What I may never understand is the amorphous and chaotic center-of-the-mango that you just can't plan for. Where the fuck is it? Why can't it just stay in the center of the mango like you would expect? What does it do? It seems to exist for the sole purpose of making mangoes more dangerous to chop up. Why is there an e in mangoes?
I went to an informational meeting by these folks, The American Society of Media Photographers, about being a photographer's assistant. I think it would be an awesome job for me but I have no sense of how realistic it would be for me to find work as one. At the meeting I won the door prize for one free day of studio rental at a place called Orbit Studios. This is evidently a fancy schmancy nice deal. I looked at their website and even their smaller studio is 400 dollars a day, the larger ones going for 600 or more. I am going to post here and on Facebook looking for friends of mine who are photographers who want to share the space with me for the day free of charge and are willing to help me a bit since I have never used a studio for taking pictures and I think it would really help to have some studio shots in my portfolio whenever I actually have a portfolio.
I have been stupid sick for like two weeks and I'm tired of it.
The chickens are ready for winter to be done and so am I.
I went to an informational meeting by these folks, The American Society of Media Photographers, about being a photographer's assistant. I think it would be an awesome job for me but I have no sense of how realistic it would be for me to find work as one. At the meeting I won the door prize for one free day of studio rental at a place called Orbit Studios. This is evidently a fancy schmancy nice deal. I looked at their website and even their smaller studio is 400 dollars a day, the larger ones going for 600 or more. I am going to post here and on Facebook looking for friends of mine who are photographers who want to share the space with me for the day free of charge and are willing to help me a bit since I have never used a studio for taking pictures and I think it would really help to have some studio shots in my portfolio whenever I actually have a portfolio.
I have been stupid sick for like two weeks and I'm tired of it.
The chickens are ready for winter to be done and so am I.
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