Daniel Milnor posted: " This will most likely be the last thing I post about Antarctica. I have an upcoming series for Blurb, but I'm not sure how many of you follow Blurb's YouTube channel. This will most likely be one of the last things I post on YouTube. I will make one addi" Shifter
This will most likely be the last thing I post about Antarctica. I have an upcoming series for Blurb, but I'm not sure how many of you follow Blurb's YouTube channel. This will most likely be one of the last things I post on YouTube. I will make one additional film about my plans, but the combination of my upcoming schedule and workload, and my realization that YouTube isn't a place I want to be, means I am moving on. Or moving back depending on how you look at it.
Antarctica was a life-changing trip, as it is for many of the folks who are fortunate enough to go.
It was a surprising trip that forced me to procrastinate for the first time in recent memory. Procrastination is an odd thing and not something I like experiencing. However, it made me come to conclusions and take steps to remedy certain aspects of my life. I'm nearing three hundred different publications in the past thirteen years, but I still get nervous when I hit "print." I am looking forward to receiving this notebook, and also looking forward to taking my time and using the book to explore artistic and visual experiments. I am also looking forward to having this book when I travel, using it to expand my mind and skill set.
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