Drifting back towards my photography roots.

 Over the last few months, I've started shooting photos on film again.  I had walked away from it for over 20 years, but having stepped back into it I'm finding that I really like the process.  And there are some neat things you can do with film that don't translate well to the digital world.  But I've decided that I'm going to take it farther than I did before and also start developing my own film.  
I'm probably going to screw up a few times, so I'm going to sacrifice a couple rolls to the gods, but hopefully after I get it down it'll just become a normal part of my photography.  I've already been looking at some equipment, and will probably go with a Patterson system for starters.  I'm kind of excited for this.  We're starting to see a little film renaissance so there are new film stocks coming out and even some new cameras being made.  I don't know if we're ever going to see film be mainstream again, but it's far from the only older tech that I've made part of my daily life.  (points at his typewriters.)  
Time to pick up some Patterson tanks, developer and fixer.  :)