Vacations, Past And Present & Camera Situations

So, as you know, in the last post, I talked about photography, and how that was one of the main uses of my phone. Well my phone temporarily lost half it's purpose. I will talk more about that and my vacation to Canada in this post.
 After taking some nature photos, I went to snap a photo of Tabby, and found that my phone is out of storage. And yes, I have all my photos backed up on my laptop, but I fear that if I delete a photo on my phone, it will delete it's corresponding copy on my Drive. And that might be a dumb worry, but I worry nonetheless. Hmm. I am going to try deleting some apps I have needlessly installed, and then try taking some more photos. This will take milliseconds for you, but a while for me. Anyways, here I go.... It worked! But will only work for so long. And this is taking ages to back up everything. I might have to back everything up to a separate storage unit. I better fix this, and soon. Well, I guess "soon" is no exact amount of time, and is usually used to describe something happening in the nearer future than something else. In this case, I am comparing summer to some time a few years from now. Why summer, you may ask. Well, this summer me and my family are going to Canada! Last time my family went somewhere beautiful and fun for vacation (Orca Island) was before I got a photographic device, and we didn't get any good photos. But this time, I hope to capture some perfect scenes and moments. But it will be kind of odd. Going somewhere cold and snowy during the summer. Fun Fact: I will probably be moving there if Trump is elected, so as to stay clear of oncoming war. Because I believe that war would be imminent if Trump is elected. And heck, the place I live now is going to be hit with a tsunami some time during my life anyways, so either way I will move. Oh, on a side note, if you don't know what Orca Island is, it is a wonderful place. A beach is one mile away from wherever you are, there are forests, a medieval fort (or maybe it was a castle), and other good places to explore, beautiful scenery, and, if you know where to look, some beautiful old places where you can stay. When I went there, I stayed in a big old house, covered in vines and flowers, right by the water, a beach, and a forest. There were only four rooms for tourists to stay. Out the window, you could watch water planes take off and land, and at night you can watch deer frolic. It's owned by the house's owners, who are also the cooks (and good ones at that). The restaurants and museums there are great. I highly recommend going there. Anyways, I'm sorry about how long that side note was. I just had to talk about that.