one day…
The only reason why my doodles haven’t progressed much since elementary school is because that’s all I’ve done – sparse doodles here and there. I should actually – GASP! – use entire sheets of paper and try my hand at art! Not for any real purpose – just for fun.
Up to March 2008 with my photos, and summer 2006 with my videos.
I aim to upload one batch every week.
Well, with my addition of a second bachelor’s degree, I’ve got three more years left before I leave this place, so this is more of a long-term goal.
It’d be awesome to actually be reducing the amount that I owe before the interest kicks in, though.
For the past few years, I’ve been off-and-on volunteering with Students For Literacy, but that just doesn’t work if I’m rehearsing every Saturday morning/afternoon for theatre shows (as I hopefully will be doing), so I need to find other options…
Dude, it’s postage and a cover letter. You can do this.
Oh, right, and editing. And it’s scary. Scary scary scary.
I can still do this. No harm in rejection. But I’m not doing it anytime soon, it seems (for no reason whatsoever).
but this requires submitting short stories, which I have yet to do. I should make a goal for that as well.
I’ve been to the US, England, and other places in Canada. Several times. Oh, and Paris for a day.
I want to see somewhere where people live differently.
I have an idea. It features automatons. I have possibly gameplay mechanics. I just need to put it all together and test it.
I haven’t done so for going on two years now.
As a 30-day trial. Go to bed when I’m tired, wake up at the same time each day. Apparently it’s the healthiest way to go (and actually leads to needing less sleep, total over the course of the week).
Not exactly practical during the school year (Theatre parties ahoy), but I can do this, this summer.
I’ve done a short film contest and plays, but I’d love to have some role, any role, in a feature length, to experience that world.
Perhaps daily, perhaps not, but something to keep me creating something, anything creative, every single day. Ray Bradbury made sure he wrote 1500 words every day, and I wonder if I could at least edit a photo or an old poem or put together an essay each and every day.