Endorphins are my friends.
Finished an hour of workout/stretching. I feel all healthy, n'shizz. I'm hoping I'll manage to keep this up for more than a week, but knowing me... Oh well. I have only been straying from my 'fitness routine' (using the excercise bike while playing video games/watching TV, occasionally involving weights) for a week or less at a time, so I feel fairly hopeful. I can actually feel my muscles, again.
Xella, regarding Curves (finally remembered to asking Mom as we passed one on our way home last night): the fee is $45/month, although it may be less as we're young (hopefully!) Mom said she'd bring me some informationy stuff today. They apparently generally will want a year-long commitment from us. I'll either bring stuff for us to look at or post more about it later.
I got a call from the Art Institute of Vancouver, where I'm considering going. I have an information/interview sort of thing Thursday after next. I'm considering going into game design, as, well, I've been playing games since I could barely read, want to do something with art, and figure it would be a challenging and interesting sort of job. Looking at the course load, though, there's so much to learn! Although things like Life Drawing will probably be relatively non-brain-eating for me. I'm frightened of computer art, though. I suck at it. Which makes little sense. Eh, I suppose I can only improve. I'd also sorta like to do fashion design, but I don't know. The guy was asking me what other sorts of things I'm interested in, and I'm thinking: Um....everything? But the idea of making games thrills me, and I think if something gets you really excited, the hard stuff won't be too painful. And if what I turn out to be good at is more concept art or level design, that's fine. *Reminds self yet again that she doesn't have to be good at everything*
Xella, regarding Curves (finally remembered to asking Mom as we passed one on our way home last night): the fee is $45/month, although it may be less as we're young (hopefully!) Mom said she'd bring me some informationy stuff today. They apparently generally will want a year-long commitment from us. I'll either bring stuff for us to look at or post more about it later.
I got a call from the Art Institute of Vancouver, where I'm considering going. I have an information/interview sort of thing Thursday after next. I'm considering going into game design, as, well, I've been playing games since I could barely read, want to do something with art, and figure it would be a challenging and interesting sort of job. Looking at the course load, though, there's so much to learn! Although things like Life Drawing will probably be relatively non-brain-eating for me. I'm frightened of computer art, though. I suck at it. Which makes little sense. Eh, I suppose I can only improve. I'd also sorta like to do fashion design, but I don't know. The guy was asking me what other sorts of things I'm interested in, and I'm thinking: Um....everything? But the idea of making games thrills me, and I think if something gets you really excited, the hard stuff won't be too painful. And if what I turn out to be good at is more concept art or level design, that's fine. *Reminds self yet again that she doesn't have to be good at everything*