Soon after, Justin moved to New York City, where he enrolled in Columbia University’s Writing Program, specializing in fiction and sincerely hoping to become the next Jack Kerouac. He graduated from Boise State University with a degree in philosophy, was named one of the school’s Top Ten Scholars, and invited to present the valedictory address at the commencement of the College of Arts and Sciences. Allen gives readers a picture of how America sees itself, and in so doing he offers up both a heroic vision of the past and hope for the future. Rowling, this is a book of fabulous adventure and deep resonance. Resonating with echoes of Mark Twain, Larry McMurtry, and J. With Tzu-lu as our guide, we experience a landscape of legend, stand toe-to-toe with those larger-than- life heroes and villains of our shared American mythos, and learn the inescapable facts that have both enriched and plagued our nation from its inception. Year of the Horse tells the story of Yen Tzu-lu, a child of Chinese immigrants unwillingly pressed into service by a gang of roughnecks bent on stealing a gold mine from a shadowy villain deep in the western wilderness. Year of the Horse is literary fantasy at its very best, a novel that delves into our myths, legends, hopes, and fears a coming-of-age fable set in our fondly remembered (if often fictional) past, an adventure more than capable of setting your hair on end. Today's configuration: Leica M9-P with a Noctilux 50mm f/0.A thrill-ride adventure novel capturing the adventure, mystery, legend, and lore of America #5 Remember to show my wife every day how much I love her I find with languages number based targets burn me out where as if I focus on a goal like 'study twice a week' then it is much more manageable and achievable.
For Japanese rather than say accomplish xx by yy date I am going to focus on consistency. I think I made a lot of progress on this in 2013 and will continue in 2014. #4 Continue to consistently study Japanese I find it so easy to order and print now via my Print Shop that I don't really have an excuse not to hold a show. I will time this to be right after my book comes out. I think I can get this accomplished by mid-year. I already know what I want the book to look like in my head. I need to select a few more images and then design my book. I have also pulled the bulk of my best images together as I prepared my ShootTokyo Portfolio and Print Shop so a lot of the heavy lifting is completed for that. I think when I thought about it last time I over-engineered it. I have decided to add publishing a book as a goal for 2014. I think this will help ensure I can keep a steady flow of content on ShootTokyo for you to enjoy. I also need to make sure I am very focused in getting posts written without getting distracted by social media, email, or TV. What I need to do is ensure I am very disciplined in my workflow with tagging images, selecting for a post and even writing and keeping a back log of posts ready to go. I am back to shooting a lot lately so I am not worry much about being able to create content. For me to do this I am going to need to make sure I am very focused in my approach to photography and posting on ShootTokyo. It takes a lot of effort to create ShootTokyo so I think setting goals like this makes a lot of sense. It is about the pleasure of seeing people enjoy what I created. It isn't about the numbers or the money made from prints or t-shirts. Here are a few I am thinking of for ShootTokyo in 2014 For me this drives me out shooting, creating content and blog posts for you to enjoy here on ShootTokyo. The reality for me is I am the type of person who works really well with targets and objectives to hit. I think the result ended up me being a little less focused on it that I liked. I thought about focusing on the art of photography and the blogging will come. I think I took a more relaxed approach to ShootTokyo last year. As I look to 2014 and think about what I want to accomplish here is my current thinking: #1 Be more active on ShootTokyo Anyone in business has heard of SMART goals: specific, measurable, attainable, realistic and timely.
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Setting and measuring goals is how to ensure that you are going making progress towards your objectives. I am not a big resolutions person but rather a goal setter. Creating ShootTokyo brings me a tremendous amount of pleasure and you are all a big part of that. Thank You for everyone who came to visit ShootTokyo and engage with me over the past few years. I remember being a kid and 2020 seemed so far away but now it is only 6 years away. Welcome Year of the Horse! I can't believe it is 2014 already.
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