An epiphany. An invitation.

[themythicalman]

"You can have information, or you can have a life. You can't have both."
Doug's Law

I've come face-to-face with a particular realization, one that I can't be certain to accurately describe here, but I'll try.

Idea Number One: I can choose to either commit to creating the most wondrous and beautiful things of which I'm capable and throwing them out

Comments

[superjill]

Don't forget also to fully enjoy the moments in between the "art." All of life is art, to be fully appreciated, deeply, in every moment.

[themythicalman]

That I am certainly doing. I think that my idea of experiences leading to creative endeavours is beginning to take effect: I've started some tentative forays back into writing, both music and poetry-like things; and even some sketching/drawing, which I haven't touched since I was much younger. I think that having a life will provide stimulus when it comes to creating anything, so I want to experience as much as I can.

It's amazing, how one idea tends to lead to another, and then another, etc. I just wish it wouldn't happen at 3 in the morning. :-\