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I just adore the creative, geeky people in my life.  Not only do they entertain and engage me, but they are a constant source of inspiration for life done right.

Today a big HOORAY for my pal Steve for allowing himself to take a break from his meticulously amazing, true to life comic styling to make Simpsons versions of The Wire.

And a thanks to all of you, my LJ posse who inspire me:

[profile] anneheathen- your sewing and gardening projects are such that I dream of doing
[profile] capn_jil - your mad art has a freedom I need to remember
[profile] carapace_green - you've reminded me that science sings
[profile] colleencoover- I adore your distinctive style and expression
[personal profile] gordonzola- when you write about cheese it makes me hungry and hot
[personal profile] holyoutlaw- your photography makes me want to get out, shoot, and challenge myself more
[profile] jemale- I haven't been following your work long, but what I've experienced intrigues me
[personal profile] jillbertini- I love the way you fit creativity into your life all the time
[profile] johnaegard- your Comfort Guides amuse the hell out of me.  Can't wait for the new Greeter!
[personal profile] lara7- your mix of art and function makes every visit to your place captivating
[personal profile] librarian- your writing and integration of new technologies into everyday life carry me forward
[profile] marssaxman- teach me to sew, like you taught me to solder! your clothes are incredible
[profile] nevikmoore- your balance of job, family and cartoons is always impressive
[profile] pfarley- when is esheep coming back?  best webcomics ever.
[personal profile] signifier- you make writing all the time look like the best job of all
[profile] skotkik- I'm so glad you have a chance to let your writing and painting bloom - the anticipation is sweet
[profile] terriblestorm- rocking drummer and soon-to-be law school student - you kick so much ass
[profile] thisisnotanlj- not just an amazing writer, but a shining star of a librarian too - I'm proud to be your peer
[profile] unshelved_comic - I was there at the beginning and couldn't be prouder to know these guys

Sometimes I look at all this great stuff going on around me, and I wonder, why am I not doing more?  Or rather, why so little creative output? [profile] capn_jil last night gave me a clumsy analogy that somehow works...I have so many interests and things I want to do I'm like a sea star trying to grow too many legs, and they are all going to be stumpy as long as I am going in so many directions at once.  So the question is, how to focus?  All I can think for now is to simplify, get rid of some of the clutter (literal) and distractions (squirrel brain), and hopefully the answer will rise to the surface.

Spring goals:  Reduce possessions by 20-25%.  Drop old projects that have been on back burner so long that they got moldy, then dried up and became part of the pan.  Take a meditation class to clear mind. 
dirtylibrarian: (hungrynaked)
Had the most lovely dinner last night with [personal profile] signifier, [personal profile] lara7 and her boy, and four brand new friends at Chez Gaudy. I was sad to hear they no longer carry the veal that changed my life, but how could it have possibly lived up to my expectations?

Tonight, dinner with [profile] sara_ryan, [profile] carapace_green and [profile] johnaegard. We were supposed to go to Chez Gaudy also, but I requested variety, so we will see how it goes.

Then Saturday I plan to cook for the same three. What to make? I'll actually have time to prepare and make something interesting. Hmmmm.
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Click written by Sara Ryan and illustrated by Dylan Meconis.

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