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poladroid!

Happy New Year! May all your wishes come true this year!



finally, the windows version of poladroid is up! and since it's a fresh year, i want to start a tiny project involving this wonderful gadget. the intentional goal was to post a poladroid every day, but since i'm moving soon and won't have the time i have right now, i decided to do a weekly ( like the glee project ) rotation of what happened in my life. as soon as i'm in wiesbaden, this won't be as easy anymore, but still, i want to try it!

so project dates are as following:
o poladroid project is now settled on sundays
o glee project will be posted on saturdays

please forgive me, though, for sometimes not posting at all, it means, i'm pretty much busy at the moment and can't be helped to get something done.
i started this all in a very uncertain time, so bare with me!

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