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I find it much easier to write entries on days when not much happens, partly because that's when I have time and partly because small is more manageable than epic. For instance, I just drank slighly bitter green tea, and that is easy to write down. This explains most of the content on Twitter.
Since my last entry, I've wrapped shooting on a feature film, started postproduction, written most of a handbook for presentation skills training in multinational corporations, worked my day job, made plans for another round of teaching at the Dallas Museum of Art, turned 30, lost my voice, come down with a cold, resumed communication with my ex-girlfriend Raine, gone to the funeral of James's father, etc., etc.. Several of these things deserve proper posts, but it's a struggle to find time right now; I'm getting almost enough sleep, but I manage this by not ever relaxing when I'm awake.
I look forward to a day when I can do normal-person things like laundry and answering the phone. A 40-hour work week must be really nice.
Since my last entry, I've wrapped shooting on a feature film, started postproduction, written most of a handbook for presentation skills training in multinational corporations, worked my day job, made plans for another round of teaching at the Dallas Museum of Art, turned 30, lost my voice, come down with a cold, resumed communication with my ex-girlfriend Raine, gone to the funeral of James's father, etc., etc.. Several of these things deserve proper posts, but it's a struggle to find time right now; I'm getting almost enough sleep, but I manage this by not ever relaxing when I'm awake.
I look forward to a day when I can do normal-person things like laundry and answering the phone. A 40-hour work week must be really nice.