has it been over a year already that i have been blogging? time passes so quickly. once you get beyond a certain age time seems to speed up. a while back i could remember thinking that 2000 would never arrive, and here we are almost 7 years into the noughties (do they still call this decade that?).
a whole year blogging. a year ago i awoke in Italy. what have i done since then?
- helped customers find thousands of correct lightbulbs
- not done a whole lot of oil painting this year
- some DIY
- been diagnosed with fibromyalgia (near as dammit)
- inserted an insole to correct short left leg length
- impersonated a police car with a blue led
- took photos of Bulbgirls broken bits
- started a college course in web design.
- quite a college course in web design.
- learned lots on internet forums
more importantly what do i want for the coming year?
- pain free days
- continue blogging (what would make my posts better?)
- learn to make better web pages
- paint more
- move nearer my studio (so i can a paint more)
- and to hopefully receive a flashlight (yes another one) for my birthday
5 comments:
Happy Bulb Day!
Shawn turned 31 in September and Stefan leaves 31 behind in December.
As for your blog posts, I think they are awesome! Don't change a thing. It's obvious (and boring) when people are trying too hard whilst blogging :). I love reading your blog. It's fun peaking into someone's real life from halfway around the world.
Where should we send your flashlights?
leaving 31 behind was a good way to put it...
happy bulb-day birth-boy...
ever read "still life with woodpecker?" Your previous post reminds me of that Tom Robins title...
Fantastic,
validation that I have a real life.
Only took me 31 years to get one. =P
Any donations of flashlights greatfully accepted [by anyone, anywhere :) ]
Please post to:
Studio 28,
Wasps Studios
Dennistoun,
Glasgow.
Monks, thanks for the birthday greeting, but...
"Book Description
Still Life with Woodpecker is sort of a love story that takes place inside a pack of Camel cigarettes..."
Never read it. I don't quite see the connection.
If I pick up a copy, maybe I will see the light.
:)
Connection:
Still Life with Glowing Pecker
I read it when I was 18 hitchhiking across australia...i don't remember much of the book or even if it was good. Your picture just reminded me of the title. :-)
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