17 Nov 2007
A week in Germany (part I)
Coldplay
Don't Panic
Wow, it's already November...my last post was in April. So we've gone from warming up to FREEZING COLD in a span of two posts. Great.
Anyway, I'm really sorry for my blogging hibernation. I blame several things: mainly my laziness and the fact that I really do not like the user interface I designed for the backend of my blogging program, and I've been telling myself that I won't blog until I fix the stupid thing...well that hasn't happened yet. Another blame would be classes. Every time I want to blog, I think oh I really should do that p-set, or write this code. And most of my photos are now on film. Yes, my dear Nikon D70, although I love you dearly you still cannot match the extreme detail and tonal depth I get with a 4x5 speed graphic. Oh, and the darkroom? IT'S A BLACK HOLE I TELL YOU.
*sigh*
Oh, and one more thing. This project has recently eaten up all of my free time, after, you know, the darkroom, classes, and sleep.
Anyway, let's recap my life in the past, oh, SEVEN MONTHS.
I will start with where I left off after my two months in Uganda: my week in Germany visiting family.
Anyway, I'm really sorry for my blogging hibernation. I blame several things: mainly my laziness and the fact that I really do not like the user interface I designed for the backend of my blogging program, and I've been telling myself that I won't blog until I fix the stupid thing...well that hasn't happened yet. Another blame would be classes. Every time I want to blog, I think oh I really should do that p-set, or write this code. And most of my photos are now on film. Yes, my dear Nikon D70, although I love you dearly you still cannot match the extreme detail and tonal depth I get with a 4x5 speed graphic. Oh, and the darkroom? IT'S A BLACK HOLE I TELL YOU.
*sigh*
Oh, and one more thing. This project has recently eaten up all of my free time, after, you know, the darkroom, classes, and sleep.
Anyway, let's recap my life in the past, oh, SEVEN MONTHS.
I will start with where I left off after my two months in Uganda: my week in Germany visiting family.
Mom said:
Thanks for sharing those beautiful glimpses of home and family. I can’t believe how much Jakob and most of all Paul look like their fathers!!!!
Because of the auction I didn’t get a chance to read you blog!
How do you manage doing all the things you are doing? And on top of it you worked on your blog – I didn’t expect that..
You are incredible.
Because of the auction I didn’t get a chance to read you blog!
How do you manage doing all the things you are doing? And on top of it you worked on your blog – I didn’t expect that..
You are incredible.
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biyeun said:
Hi, mom! It's still pretty crazy, don't worry.
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biyeun said:
Also, sorry that my comments didn't work for a while. I was in the middle of fighting a spam war. x_x
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OMA said:
Hi Biyeun, we enjoy your website! War doch eine schöne Woche, als du bei uns in Germany warst. Danke für die schönen Bilder von eurem trip an die Donau. Wirklich sehr schöne Aufnahmen. - Wir sind stets sehr interessiert an deinem Tun und schauen und lesen alles , was wir im computer von und über dich finden. Wir sind schon neugierig auf deine nächste Seite und grüßen Dich! OMA and OPA
Mia said:
this is beautiful... finally a post.
I spent thanksgiving at your house, missed you though :(
I spent thanksgiving at your house, missed you though :(
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Chris said:
Hey ...this is really good stuff; I have gobbled as much info about your passionate work (thru mit's space, cfu and here) and I am really startled senseless. I am Ugandan and had similar ideas. Drop me an email when your life slows down. ;)
No really..
No really..
Mia said:
i assume the project was working on the website (once i finally figured out how to look at the last bit of the first page)... cause it looks awesome!
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