Overcoming AD/HD & Depression With Lots Of Humor And Attitude
iPad Sketch: Rough Sketchy Thing of a Plant and Stuff
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Ugh.
I think I'm done using the Bamboo app for sketching. It's a li'l bit too crude for my style. It didn't help that I lost my Wacom stylus, and I drew instead with a piece of sponge stuck in a pencil extender.
I'll experiment with Paper, Sketchbook Ink, or Sketch Club next. Which art app do you enjoy using?
Hear this article read to you: Tonight was going to be glorious. Everything was lined up. I had decided that with so many local children's book authors having launch parties at the King's English Bookshop I should hobnob at a few of them. It would be much cheaper than attending a writer's conference and, if I bought a book and had it signed, I might endear myself to the authors. You know, get them to open up to me. Share their secrets with me. Invite me over for dinner. Alas, all my clever plans were foiled. There I was, chatting up author James Dashner on Twitter , helpfully letting him know his countdown clock was wrong, and using my trademarked and incredibly clever repartee to show him that I was somebody he could not only share his secrets with but also could borrow his laptop. I told him I'd see him later tonight, then hurried off to get the girls from their high school. I had them all booked for babysitting. I would hit the launch party, graciously dec...
As a way of keeping low self-esteem and depression at bay, I decided to do some landscape painting and drawing. Don't be afraid to pick up new things to keep your mind fresh and your perspective positive. Wordless Wensday Links to other Wordless Wensdays! tags technorati : Wordless Wednesday #2 Like reading The Splintered Mind ? Share articles with your friends, link from your blog, or subscribe !
I have four girls, no boys, so sometimes I find my sense of humor out of step with my family. One day last year we were gathered together after dinner sharing jokes. Everybody was telling riddles that they knew. Unfortunately for them, I didn't know any so I made one up. I hope you enjoy it. My oldest daughter didn't, but my second oldest, who's humor is a bit more cynical like mine, got a kick out of it. Stretched over black I lie down flat; my skin is tough as leather. I set out to be on the other side, but now I'm exposed to the weather. What am I? Highlight the right to see the answer: Road Kill !