At least for now I have decided that my camera of choice is the
Canon T2i. I saw it at Costco the other day with my wife, and I thought . . . there it is a camera I would really like to have. Currently and for the past few years I have used Olympus point and shoot cameras. They have done me well. However, since I left my film camera in the case, I have not had the joy of using and SLR. I miss the features of the SLR and look forward to using a DSLR. Now on to the money stacking . . . I hope to be able to find a two lens bundle with the body and an extra battery with a great memory card for around $1,000. All this dreaming while I am also trying to lose debt . . . why does money or the lack of it have to get in the way of so many things. I often ponder what it would be like to have enough money for all the things I want to do. I would say to never have to worry about money, but even people that have money spend much of their time worried about there money. Or maybe a desire to have more money. I also struggle as a man with the desire to be simple, and to live simple. Is it OK to be a simple man and have a thousand dollar camera? Taking photos is a hobby, I currently do not make money with any of my photos, but I want to put this money into something that I enjoy doing. I think that is okay, and I believe my wife would agree. I have thought of selling some of my pens in order to generate some of this money . . . but I am having separation anxiety. I see it though as not so much as taking a thousand away from my family, but transferring the money I already have invested into something else I desire. Does any of this make sense. I know it is trivial, but it is on my mind.
Life is going well for me these past few weeks. I am thankful that the heavyness of the winter months is moving out as the newness of the spring brings sun and warmth. I am thankful for today and for this moment. I trust you are well. I miss chatting with whoever reads. Thank you for your time. Have a great day. Peace
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