Catching Up
January 28th, 2008 by Tabatha
It’s been a bit. I guess getting over that really bad night took a little longer than I thought. There was screaming. There was crying. There was door slamming. Not fun. Scary. It’s over now, and I remembered St. John’s Wort, thanks to a commenter. Thank you, Erika. I haven’t given Seth any yet, as he seems to be doing O.K. right now, but It’s helped me feel better.
Saturday, Gary and I went to a Martin Atkins seminar at Insomkneeacks. It’s mostly directed towards musicians, but there was a good amount of information that applied to any entrepreneur/artist/promoter/businessperson/regular guy. He’s also pretty funny. Partly because of his sense of humor and partly because he’s neurotic and appears to be afflicted with ADD. It was 100% good experience. It’s a shame more local musicians were there; he could’ve helped improve the music scene. It certainly needs help.
Today was full of eating ice cream, taking pictures of a farm, watching Sex and Breakfast and cleaning up. Tonight was drinking homemade spiced cider, playing rummy, and my feet freezing on the porch. I’d say it’s a good Sunday. Seth was good. I wasn’t tired all day. It will feel good to go to bed, though.
The photo is of a small field with 3 cows in it. The colors haven’t been touched up. The contrast was gorgeous. The color of the grass is so pretty. There will be more photos on my Flickr soon.
Leo from ZenHabits (one of my favorite blogs. top 2 if not #1) recently opened a new blog. It focuses completely on writing, and is geared towards all types of writers. Check it out at Write To Done.
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Hi, I'm Tabi. I'm an ISTP. I love design, my (few) friends, some of my family, nature, animals, color, and sleeping. Especially sleeping. :) Music makes the world go 'round. I worship at the altar of Photoshop, Illustrator, glue, paper, and pencils. I'm a Vitamin Peddler with a "Healthy Attitude". I like good blogs. They take up a lot of my time online. I have plans and I am going somewhere, but I'll be having to get off my ass in order to get there. I'm trying to get the hell out of the country(not the USA; the country) to start. I desperately want to achieve balance in life.
