"Many a false step is made by standing still"

Sayge's Fortune #20, picked up from Elwynn's Darkmoon Faire in World of Warcraft.

Many may think this ironic as WoW is a video game viewed to be addictive and turn people into
hermits. I'd like to make a point, that that is a stereotype and does not apply to everyone...

On other news, I should start posting here again, after a half-year hiatus, and give an update on
what I've been up to! I have been busy with working two part-time jobs, getting some school
experience and being a bit of an activist. Progress on my GN is also going well, as the characters
begin to carve out themselves every week.

In the meantime though, I wish all my friends and family a good winter holiday,
and I'll see you in 2010! Hope you all get something you've always wanted! x

Creative ideas needed to give Death a good name

Dying Sucks.
It leads to Death.
The Ultimate Downer.

This is the general consensus about this inescapable “end-of-life phenomenon.” It is a consensus The Lien Foundation hopes to change.

One mind at a time. With your help.

But before you get all Dr. Kevorkian on us... We’re NOT talking about ending it all. Suicide. Assisted or not.

We’re talking about a radical shift in attitude. A new mindset.

A challenge of extreme proportions.

We’re dying to be surprised by your creativity!

- http://en.eyeka.com/partner/life-before-death (video/animation comp)

(This is probably one of the most interesting competitions I've seen in a long time. There's prize money too! I'm going to try and plug more comps like this from now on. - rhoda)

"Creativity is allowing yourself to make mistakes. Art is knowing which ones to keep"

- Scott Adams, of Dilbert fame.

Read quote from Art Slam, where mix media artist Lucrecer continues with; "What you may see as a mistake is likely just the beginning of something big". And I totally agree! She also wrote this interesting article on Soul Stirring and Second Chances, which I stumbled on through Alltop - Which I highly recommend for keeping up to date on almost any subject.

Anyway, if you ever feel slightly lost on where you're going, I recommend reading Lucrecer's article. That and Danny Choo on the subject of destination. Hell, I know I've needed it lately!