Combining my two sides

As you know, if you’ve been reading here long, my two blogs really, to me, represent the two different sides of me. My tech blog is, obviously, my geeky, technical side, while this blog is more about my emotional, sensitive and creative side. Well, now with my new birthday present, a Minolta X700 SLR camera, I can see both of them being very happy. The techie side is excited about learning to use the camera, and messing around with the features, while my creative side is excited about getting some really great photos!

Between this and the digital camera I already have, photography is quickly becoming my “crossover” hobby that appeals to both sides of me.

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