#tmils

I don’t know how you do that with videos. I’ve never known how you- I’ve never known how you do that with videos. Um, I guess it’s kind of pretty much the same process but I- I’ve never been able to do it. I’m not- I’m not a- I’m a musician; I’m not a videographer. I’ve never been particularly good at making videos. Um.. and- and the grains of sand I guess, to continue with the oyster metaphor, the grains of sand that I would turn in to videos, instead I’d put it on twitter, or tumblr or something, but they get washed away and nobody really pays much attention to them after the first, like, two minutes. So I guess what I’m trying to say is I- I need to spend more time taking those thoughts that I kind of thrown away, ‘cause it’s a lot of effort to get a camera out and point it at you and then edit it together and upload it to the Internet. It’s a lot of effort for ideas that maybe don’t seem particularly inspiring. And it’s a lot to say here is my face and here are my words and here are my things and then there are a hundred thousand of you and here this is worth your time. Maybe it isn’t, I don’t know. You signed up for it. So… get what you ask for. Uh, there’s no punch line to this. Um, this is- there’s no real conclusion either. I’m just basically telling you that I- I have a lot of ideas and this is how I- how I work through them, and I’m going to try to make a lot more videos with them, I guess. I guess that’s the important thing to take away.