A Camera

I finally got a camera. Which isn't my phone or the hard-to-operate-decade-old bulky beast of a digital camera. At least it fits into my pocket and can be carried round in its pouch on my belt. And it's easier to figure out how to work it. It took nearly forever for me to figure out how to activate the flash on the old camera. I'm gonna use that Lumix camera to take photos while in Xiamen. Chances are they are going to be average at best, but I'll try. Sad part is, like the bulky camera, I don't own the Lumix camera. It belongs to mum, who pretty much never uses it at all.

Ah well. This is probably going to be the last post before I leave for Xiamen. Now come to think of it, there's a mountain there. Would there be cable cars? If there is, this trip's not going to be as boring as I thought. The problem is mum's fear of heights. Prepare for screaming in the cable car. And prepare for fear of pianos (is there actually such a phobia?)

An early Merry Christmas to all of ya!