PCTN.

A thousand times I've told myself to not do it anymore and yet I do it again anyways.

Seriously, I've gotta stop being like this.

NO MORE PROCRASTINATING!

Yeah right. Like what I'm doing now is not procrastinating.

Oh and in another totally unrelated note, my ear is not liking the new cotton buds.

Parcels again.

I received two parcels yesterday! Whee!

One has my Fuji Pack Film which I have been waiting since forever to reach here.
























Now that I have these, I can finally try the Land Camera that I bought last month! I'm kinda scared to do it though. I've read other people's accounts of their first time with pack film and most of them had trouble getting the film out of the camera.

I need to get hair pins or bobby pins or whatever they're called. I have them but the ones that I've got has this annoying bubble thingy at the end. I need ones that are straight! Another method that I could try is to just put in the film right now and to get the first 2 films out by opening the back of the camera just a teeny wee bit so it's easier to pull out. Meh. Let's see if I can find the correct bobby pins first.

The other parcel has the two Minolta rangefinders that I bought from eBay.








































I wanna test these two but I just realized that I still have unfinished rolls of film in a few of my other cameras. I should really stock up on those cheapo 24-exposure films for doing tests with my new cameras; it'll be way easier to finish.

I am a listener.

I wasn't being a bitch. Honest.

I'm sorry I left you hanging there but I just didn't know what to say anymore cause I'm the worse person to ask for advice from when it comes to things like these. You can talk to me and I will listen.

And I do care for you. Very much.

Please don't hate me. Please please please don't. And I know how you treat people when you don't like them.

Goosebumps

I absolutely love the fact the you get goosebumps when you're tickled. Makes you even more cute.

Yashica Electro 35 GSN

I received another package yesterday and this is what it contained:

















My extremely gorgeous Yashica Electro 35 GSN! Just look at it, ain't it beautiful? I've had my eye on this for a while now and I'm glad I waited this long - I only got it for $41! Most of the auctions that I've seen last time had this baby going for more than $100.

The camera came with a case, a lens cap and a sky filter.
































The camera's pretty big. I would say that it's as big as my Olympus OM10. It's also quite heavy, feels like a brick - you could hurt someone with this!

I put in a new battery in the camera yesterday as well and I'm glad to say that the meter works! Since the battery that the camera uses is not longer manufactured, I used a combination of 1 CR123 + 2 LR44 with copper wires instead.

The only thing that worries me about the camera is the light seal. I'm gonna try to finish and develop a roll with it as soon as possible. If there are light leaks, then there's always Max!

Can't wait to try this baby out tomorrow!