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Headaches still. again. I mean- always.
then comes lethargy. then boredom. then restlesness. followed by more headache brought on by exertion (standing up). *sigh*
- I'm going to be famous. I did it! I developed a reliable, matt, macro crystal glaze! I've only seen one other person EVER working in this field of ceramics. Now the key is marketing. Not everyone appreciates the rarity and beauty of such things, but the ones who do generally have $$$ to spend.
Today I'm hooked on wild flowers of the Smoky Mountains. I wanna go to the national park today. (Duh! I know the flowers aren't in bloom yet.) But I'm afraid my tires are no good for that sort of thing. I've spent about 6 hours today cross-referrencing a list of endangered species in the park, with a beautiful book on Tennesse wildflowers brought to me today by a beatiful woman. There's this one flower that grows out of rocks, is delicate, endangered, rare, and beautiful that I can't stop researching: Silene Rotundiflora, aka round leaved catchfly.
As I was writing this, Shaun called, which has the net benefit of motivating me to ignore my headache and get back to work so we can hang out later. Good night, journal land. Check out that flower on google.
then comes lethargy. then boredom. then restlesness. followed by more headache brought on by exertion (standing up). *sigh*
- I'm going to be famous. I did it! I developed a reliable, matt, macro crystal glaze! I've only seen one other person EVER working in this field of ceramics. Now the key is marketing. Not everyone appreciates the rarity and beauty of such things, but the ones who do generally have $$$ to spend.
Today I'm hooked on wild flowers of the Smoky Mountains. I wanna go to the national park today. (Duh! I know the flowers aren't in bloom yet.) But I'm afraid my tires are no good for that sort of thing. I've spent about 6 hours today cross-referrencing a list of endangered species in the park, with a beautiful book on Tennesse wildflowers brought to me today by a beatiful woman. There's this one flower that grows out of rocks, is delicate, endangered, rare, and beautiful that I can't stop researching: Silene Rotundiflora, aka round leaved catchfly.
As I was writing this, Shaun called, which has the net benefit of motivating me to ignore my headache and get back to work so we can hang out later. Good night, journal land. Check out that flower on google.