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we are suffering ourselves
in new and exciting ways;
we are courting nausea and distrust;
spreading rumors of health while
roaring past midnight –
we are suffering ourselves
and enjoying every pang of it.
How do I stay motivated when learning something new? I had to answer this WordPress prompt because of what I am going through right now, and what I thought about this morning is totally me!
I paint flowers, lots of them. I am currently trying to figure out this whole Etsy keywords SEO thing. I woke up and wanted to meditate and have a gratitude morning. Instead, I opened up my computer and headed over to my shop. AND, I felt hopeless. It has been 6 months, and I have a few sales. I like my work, but I know it’s all in the presentation. Have I created the art that people want to buy? Then there are titles, keywords, and the SEO that frankly, I am sick of.
Then something in me said, ” We have to make this work. There is no if.” This is my dream. I am putting this out there in the world and seeking guidance. I trust and believe the answer will find me! In that moment, I went back to last year’s work and added new pieces to my shop. Then I made a few changes to my keywords and switched out some frames. It was beautiful!
Inside, I felt like a kid in a candy store, or better yet, that kid who is told we are going to paint today, here are the tools, have fun!
How do I stay motivated when I am learning something new? I feel what I feel, give myself a pep talk when I need it, and get back in there and do what I love! Most importantly, I look for a positive lesson that I can learn from and move forward with.
Do I want to share my work with the world? I do! That is the biggest positive reason to move forward. And that made me smile. Here I am. I am going to go for a stroll and splurge on that dessert.
Well, doesn't THIS just sum up certain political cults nicely?
"A madman will always think you're trying to cheat him, but a fanatic doesn't care. He'll give you everything he owns to get to the end of the world because he knows he's not coming back."
- The Last Uncharted Sky, by Curtis Craddock
Weekly Update #240
Hello Readers.
To start with, I wish to apologize to the knitting community.
A few months ago, I had added the tag “Knitting” to a weekly update because I was working on a knitting project. I removed it after that project was done, but the blog added it back to the announcement about updates. Until someone brought it to my attention, I was totally unaware this was being done.
Now, I have started two knitting projects. The first is a Dr. Who type scarf for my youngest in her school colors. The second, is one of two Christmas stockings for my Brother’s grandchildren. I’ll post some pictures of them in a later update.
For those interested, I’m using the “Old Fashioned Christmas Stocking” pattern from Candide Yarns. It is one I got from my Grandmother and always seems to be a big hit.
I’m still feeling drained from the pollen and only made a little progress in writing or editing.
There is a book fair in Columbus this weekend that Kathy and I will be attending, so watch out for updates from it.
Finally, check out my latest VLOG.
That is it for this week, take care everyone.
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I finished S. A. Corey's The Mercy of Gods yesterday (actually a reread) and am about a hundred pages into the sequel The Faith of Beasts.
Fun stuff (but not for the characters, they are generally not having much fun). Feeling a little smug because I guessed something that proved to be true (it was easy to guess, I must admit), though all the details haven't been revealed yet.
This time, I’d like to introduce one of my favorite works by Haruki Murakami.
A story that quietly asks:
Who am I?
What are relationships?
What is life?
It’s a story that lets you retrace that quiet, searching journey of thought.
🖊️ 4 Colorful Friends and My Colorless Self
— A Story to Read When You Feel Empty
Feel free to take a peek!
https://introvert-path.com/en/embracing-e/reading-habit/20260405-1/
#JapaneseLiterature #selfreflection #introspection
#Bookish #Bookworm #Booklovers #Reading
picked up a tiny e-reader last week. installed some custom firmware (crossink), and finished mistborn today. 10/10.