Another Asian with a Camera is a repository for outtakes, mistakes, blunders, and exorcising the good ideas from the bad. Yeah, it’s a Tumblr. It won’t really be a blog; follow it if you want to see photos — it’s not going to be something that’s even closed to polished, but, rather, things I’m working on or random snaps to get myself back in the right direction.
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To achieve great things, two things are needed: a plan and not quite enough time.
I’m tempted to use this space for more personal thoughts rather than merely passing along things I find interesting. Being that much of my internet space has changed course throughout the years, I thought it’d be best to keep it separated to avoid any messy spillovers. What I’m most hesitant about is the narcissistic element of confessing to an anonymous audience. I used to keep a private online journal—a practice that reminds me of my technological crutch as well as my inability to use pen and paper—but I wasn’t getting the thrill one would feel from having someone read your private thoughts.
It’s been a perfectly acceptable arrangement (for now), but it occurs to me on occasions that my life is so intertwined and publicly accessible that I have relinquished my right to privacy of being or thought. It’s a trade off; never feeling lonely for the lack of attention in return for transparency, false appearances, and a life that has been micromanaged to a zillionth of a quark.
This is an unfinished thought.
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