Documenting the constant struggle of soul transformation
I was on HuffPo reading something and this photo article about Temples built at Burning Man totally caught my eye. I would love to see these things  in person and see/meet the people who made them.
There’s a part of me that’s afraid I would like Burning Man so much I would have to go every year until I die, which is why I still haven’t gone. There’s another part of me that is afraid I would hate it and the be stuck out there for five more days.
Buzzfeed is now writing about Dim Sum (to be clear it’s actually a McSweeney’s story).
Does this mean Dim Sum has jumped the shark? Being Chinese, am I now a trendsetter? Are hipsters going to start moving into traditionally Asian parts of town? Are they already there! OH GOD, WHAT DOES IT MEAN?!
Okay, just invented a new category of posts called webmarks (like bookmarks for the web) If I make a webmark it means I’m posting this for posterity so I can find this again later and also to share, with you, something cool I found.
Today there is a featured photographer on Flickr’s blog. Surrealist photographer, Kyle Thompson, who is about 20 years my youth and has amazing ideas and execution, especially for someone with no formal training. I guess photography is one of those talents that sometimes people can just have a knack with.
Here’s the link to the story including a video interview with Kyle
http://blog.flickr.net/en/2012/12/21/one-photo-a-day/