rambling
No CommentsWoke up. Went to the bank to fix debit card mistake. Went to the post office. Mailed zines. Came home. Finished website design. Sent to client. Ate lunch. Talked to my brother on the phone. Talked to him a lot. Got my mail. Zines inside! Left to visit Donna. Caught up on life. Left to [...]
rambling
No CommentsHaven’t been blogging much because I’ve been living life as much as I can, though I will admit my lack of blogging has been touched with a smidgen of laziness. Here is a quick rundown of what I’ve been doing, if anyone really cares. Had a wonderful night to eat, drink and be merry with [...]
introspection, rambling, self, starving artist, writing, zine
5 CommentsI’m bad about giving myself vacations. Do you think 90+ days of writing and such warrants a vacation? I have a bit of a cold thanks to Chris, but it’s sweeping through my immune system rather quickly. Fine by me. It’s only day two and I’m already with a drippy nose and hacking up a [...]
introspection, rambling, self, starving artist, writing, zine
8 CommentsGoldenTech recently put out a challenge, pushing people to focus on inbound marketing for 33 minutes a day. I left my job in web design with an online marketing firm without so much as saying good riddance. Even so, I still can’t shake my marketing persona. It’s been with me for the last four years, [...]
rambling, starving artist, web design, writing
2 CommentsToday is one of those days. I feel drained in terms of writing. I typed up two rough drafts today, about 4,000 words worth of prose, and I am just looking at them, asking myself, “Where the heck do I go from here?” I should know this answer because I’ve been doing it for the [...]
books, paper journal, rambling, starving artist, writing, zine
1 CommentThe following is from the paper journal I started today. Updates here on out will most likely be transcribed from that journal. I don’t know why… but I find it easier to write on paper. The computer screen is just too blinding! After reading my old journals, the ones that spanned from 1998 to 2006, [...]