But when you are in that space where your day job pretty much consumes your life, and a shit-ton of something within you is dying to transcend the shackles, maybe that's where some good stuff comes from, idea-wise.
Like, if you have all the time in the world, what's gonna motivate you to think up something rad? You may sorta want to think up something rad, but you can always put it off until tomorrow. Because you can. But if you really want to think up something rad and you don't have enough time to do it, well, when you do have a little time, you're gonna make hay. If this makes sense. Or not.
Pressure. This is what I think about all the time right now. It's what motivates us to do what other people want us to do, and how we get other people to do what we want them to do, and what determines what life ultimately extracts from each of us. Pressure can be brutal and cruel in the extreme case, and it can be royally productive in the proper doses, but in the scenario that we all seem to crave where there is none, it's a stupid human condition. Nothing good can come from zero pressure, so please don't grant me that.
But I seriously digress. This is about nothing more than a silly camera bag. Which is not even close to rad. Maybe just mildly interesting, at best.
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oh, yeah...
I found a mountainsmith small "zoom" case (http://mountainsmith.com/index.php/zoom-small.html) on closeout that I will try to retrofit to a bar mount. I think it can be done...
I'll be anxious to see how that bag works out for you. I don't think my solution is awesome, but it will work until I figure out something better. I looked at multiple bike and camera shops and it's amazing how few bags there are that fit a camera this size.
What about a small pelican case? Seems like an 1120 or 1150 would work well.
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