I've fallen off the blogging bandwagon.

You don't have to tell me because I already know: I am the queen of inconsistency. At least I'm good at something, right? I have been feeling so unmotivated lately with the exception of picking up my camera to reeeeeeeally get to know it. I've never messed much with manual settings but why have a fancy shmancy camera if you never bother shooting in something other than Auto? I want to upgrade eventually so it's better if I know the ins and outs of a DSLR now. 

Back to inconsistency. It's no secret that my social life is non-existent. After moving to our current location, I had a hard time finding people I related to. I felt like I was between two social circles: the really (really) young couples that only wanted to go out and party and the ones closer to our age but already well on the way to building a family (and preferred playdates as hang out time--difficult when you don't have children).

Needless to say, these walls don't make for good company and I think I've finally reached that stir-crazy point. So where do I go from here? I stumbled on a video that I had seen a while ago but completely forgot about and it's really resonated with me this time around. It's called "How to be Alone."

I'm going to try to really take this idea to heart and stop keeping myself all cooped up. And hopefully take some pictures along the way.