back
back on the net.....at long bloody last.
well, being offline has given me a rare opportunity to make my own fun and discover new ways to be unproductive. I have actually mastered the art of making up new chores because i am that bored.
i missed you, internet.
that being said....
....wow, the internet is so much more full of drama than i remember. but then again, so has rl, of late, so perhaps drama is an inescapable groundstate. i hope not. Life without drama would be a lot nicer, not to mention allow more social intermingling.
Ah well. we cannot have everything. Under the circumstances, i think having anything at all is good. especially if it's free.
There are so many ideas falling out of my head right now, i think i'm suffering from kid-in-candyshop syndrome. i want to work on them all so badly.....i just want to work on them all NOW. FIRST. and that's the problem. Quite a few of them involve others, and getting together with them to sweatshop these projects is the problem. working solo has its productivity benefits - then again, there's no-one to jump down your neck about deadlines or to get excited over plot twists. collaborations are so alluring.
back to the keyboard,
love pixie
well, being offline has given me a rare opportunity to make my own fun and discover new ways to be unproductive. I have actually mastered the art of making up new chores because i am that bored.
i missed you, internet.
that being said....
....wow, the internet is so much more full of drama than i remember. but then again, so has rl, of late, so perhaps drama is an inescapable groundstate. i hope not. Life without drama would be a lot nicer, not to mention allow more social intermingling.
Ah well. we cannot have everything. Under the circumstances, i think having anything at all is good. especially if it's free.
There are so many ideas falling out of my head right now, i think i'm suffering from kid-in-candyshop syndrome. i want to work on them all so badly.....i just want to work on them all NOW. FIRST. and that's the problem. Quite a few of them involve others, and getting together with them to sweatshop these projects is the problem. working solo has its productivity benefits - then again, there's no-one to jump down your neck about deadlines or to get excited over plot twists. collaborations are so alluring.
back to the keyboard,
love pixie