The Curious Case of the Missing Dragons

April 6, 2010

in General

There are three things I know about that title.

One, I don’t think there are a lot of peo­ple curi­ous. Two, real drag­ons don’t exist, so they couldn’t pos­si­bly be miss­ing. Three, I love that title so much I decided to go ahead and write a ‘sorry for not blog­ging’ type of post even though I really dis­like them.

The main rea­son I’ve been away is that I’ve been lit­er­ally away. Due to fore­seen and unfore­seen rea­sons, I spent nearly the entire month of March in Japan. Never in a thou­sand years did I ever imag­ine this would hap­pen, and I feel a pro­found sense of grat­i­tude that it did, even now.

The fore­seen rea­son was due to a 2-week hol­i­day with my girl­friend, long planned and awaited for. The unfore­seen rea­son was for work, a last-minute 1-week pho­tog­ra­phy work­shop with Mag­num pho­tog­ra­pher Abbas, and event visit, both arranged by Sony. Both were incred­i­bly fun, enrich­ing and full of land­mark, once-in-a-lifetime moments for me, for which, I’m not afraid to repeat myself, I still feel immensely grate­ful for.

And now that I’m back, I’m deter­mined to spend more time parked in front of my key­board, and con­tin­u­ing writ­ing. Con­trary to what my absence might have sug­gested, I couldn’t give this up, not for the world. I love writ­ing too much.

Arashiyama trains

Check­ing out these grand old ladies in Arashiyama, Japan.

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