Purchased my RX100 and I'm trying to make the most out of it. I got it with this bundle that comes with a spare battery, a carrying case, some film screen protectors, table-top tripod, a usb card reader, and an OEM Sony 32gb card (the real winner of this bundle, retails at $25). And all this you can get for the same price you would buy the Sony RX100 standalone for.

I also picked up  this pack of spare batteries and a wall charger which works great. There may be better out there, but this fit in the budget and does the job well.

Favourite gear addition to the camera is this jacket case. Gorgeous and holds the camera in place, adds a little bulk, but I like being able to carry it around knowing that it's not getting dinged up. Can also strap it around my neck if I'm walking around bitten with wanderlust and want to journal it.

Now, I'm considering getting a screen protector and maybe a polarising filter, but I'm not sure that I need it. Besides I want to keep this as minimal as possible.

Goooodmorning SETT!

Today I invite you to join me on a Juice Fast, where we consume nothing but fresh juice, and fruits and vegetables. Please feel welcome to join in any time, for any duration, for any level of commitment you so choose. 

I'll personally track my juicing here, so that I a) hold myself accountable, and b) can share what I've found with you about juices and juicing.

Quick story: I'm the biggest omnivore. Eating to me for a long time has been an unconscious activity. I would gravitate towards the fridge without a thought, and just start munching on what was available. Not only that, I would devour meals quickly and without enjoyment. Eating has historically, not been unlike involuntary breathing to me.

Last month, I tried juicing for the first time. I took out the antiquated centrifugal juicer from one of the boxes in storage, bought some fresh fruits and vegetables, and just threw whatever I could find in the juicer. At first I just supplemented what I was normally eating with it.