Well my first week of IT has come
to an end. That’s right put a bow on it,
put in in the books and throw it into that anals of history, naw-mean?
I love tech and what not but I’ve
had a lot lately so yesterday seemed like a great day to get right with Mother
Nature. A Sunday afternoon hike up the
canyon sounds perfect. An afternoon
among the wildlife and beautiful early spring in Utah could be very
calming. Sure everything is dead and it
looks like rain but I can still try to find some solace.
What if I stumble across
something picturesque? Something I want
to remember or share perhaps. Well I can
take my sketchbook; I need to sketch for one of my classes so I better bring my
backpack with some art supplies.
I’ll have to get a little of the
beaten path to see anything cool. That
could be dangerous if I run into any critters.
Not many people venture out on Sundays.
Who will hear me screaming if I get lost or worse yet, attacked by a
mountain goat? I better take my phone
with me so I can make a call if I need to; it has GPS too so if the search
party needs help finding my badger ravaged corpse they can access that.
I might be gone a while as art
takes time especially when you’re into details like I am. I need to recreate every hair standing up on
the snarling wolves back if I’m lucky enough to see one. Maybe I should take my Ipod to listen
to. That way I can really focus on the
stunning views I’m sure to encounter.
Who am I kidding I can’t draw for
shit if I wanna capture a moment I better take a camera. Sure my phone has one but that little thing
can’t take really good pictures, better bring the SLR and all my lenses. That way I can zoom way in and not have to
get too close to the cave to see the fearless, hungry bears awakening from
hibernation.
I like to write maybe I should
pack up this laptop and I can compose a new blog post. Yep that’s what I’ll do; attempt to draw a
passable landscape with pencils, use my phone’s GPS to put a tack in google
maps of where I am, and snap some great shots that I will further process in Photoshop
to make it look better. I will do all
this before attempting to craft a witty, compelling and meaningful blog to post
from right here, on top of a hill side.
However my phone doesn’t have the
capability to be a mobile hotspot. How
am I supposed to blog from the mountains with this archaic 17 month old
technology? While my phone can’t be a hot spot my tablet
can. Not to mention I’ve been having
battery issues with the laptop so I could use the word processor included on
the tablet in a pinch.
Nature is awesome; maybe I’ll
even watch a nature show via Netflix.