Seems like just last week...

It seems like just last week it was a year ago. I was getting over a cold, seeing last touches on projects for the year end. And boy oh boy did I manage a few projects last year.

1) advice column
5) write up some book proposals for non fiction.
6) see about being a tutor or life coach
7) tend to my growing number of blogs
8) create several new props
9) create some hats
13) Artist alley at Connecticon
15) carve gourds
17) metal working
18) altered book
20). make hand made paper .
21) make paper dolls and items for them
22) fabricate a few other items (lamps, spice racks, journals, ect) for experimentation and possable sales.
23) glamour bomb
24) edit some more of my past writing
26) Nano 2010
27) script frenzy 2010
30) network more
32) finish some bussiness cards
33) Loom knit something
34) make some toys
35) look into having a vending machine
37) talk to locksmiths about maybe apprenticing.
38) .make a terrarium .
40) Soaps, perfume, or other fragrance items in the twelve styles I came up with.
41) plant some seeds and try my hand at growing something from seed again.
42) retry realestate reasearch and querries.
44) make buttons
47) Produce another 3D model using blender, for the competition
48) sew some dyskord
51) woodworking (special project)
55) no longer work for a place that gives me less than 10$/hr and only 8hr/week and then cuts me for five months out of the years.
57) make a wallet
59) make some clothes
60) string art [/quote]

And that's not counting a whole slew of regular things that happen during the course of living life during the year.

But contrary to what it looks like, it's not about doing as many things a possible, it's about realising what I can do with my life. Most everything on here came from two thoughts.

1) This would be something fun and interesting that I would love to have in my life.
2) I'm just a poor schlub trying to get by in a barely held together life, theres no way I can do these sorts of things.

Lucky for me, #2 doesn't ever realise until it's too late that I'm a stubborn fellow and don't like to be told what I can and can't do. I also take great pleasure in finding a way to do things that seem impossible.

So there you go, the secret to my success is a self defeating attitude paired with a snarky contrarian attitude. Lol.

Take care of yourselves,

Roving Jack