Brainstorming Some Articles

 May the Fourth be with y'all! I'm no Star Wars fan, though I know plenty of people who are! I've been working quite a bit in the background for a bit of artwork on some of the pages of this website here and there for more fun to bring about here, though very slowly. I've finished my art classes. and I do find, fortunately, that I am getting a bit better in applying some more of what I've learned. I've only scratched the surface of it so far!

 

Also I've been getting better at becoming more confident in just doing things instead of overthinking. That's helping me in feeling more rewarded, and my brain will get the memo of me to try it again soon enough. Though, I will have to work on shutting my curiosity down in the name of "I wonder something and want to do some research about it," only to sacrifice my time to do anything creative. I suppose that's just my sense of wanting to attain more knowledge of good and evil. Such a human thing, yet there's too much to learn in this world. Solomon (or Qoheleth) had a point in studying too much will wear one out. Some things I wish I didn't learn.

 

In the meantime, while I'll have the library and museum up for the icons to be displayed, I'll be working a bit further on content for them. There's a few little things here and there, though I'm afraid what I have looks a bit skimpy. Another part of my mind also wants to tame the part of myself that wants to be a perfectionist and accumulate so much at once. I'll need to accept what I have so far to share, maybe I'll also put my teeny gallery up for now, if that's what it takes.

 

Last thing on my mind: I'm really surprised that from the few instances I've updated with such minuscule changes that so many people have viewed my site. I tend to be a rather quiet person, but I didn't know so many people were nosy at my little site. I suppose I'll have to be a bit steady with what I've got here versus just dumping a whole lot and running off. On the other hand, trying to take a break from updating to not feel left out is a good thing to practice. Neocities has aspects of social media on its users' pages while having aspects of the old web in the ways of updating it when the user feels like it without pressure. Everyone's got a life, as do I. We've got to live it, ya dig?