Month: December 2017
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Happy New Year, Support Fox Betty
Support Fox Betty gets ready to celebrate her first New Year’s Eve. You may think it would look something like this: But it’s far more likely it will look like this: I want to thank all of you for TTGV’s first calendar year. The last five months have been awesome, and I’m looking forward […]
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Growing Three Sizes
Okay, so I already did this in an earlier post: But in honor of the fact that the Grinch’s story doesn’t end there, I figured mine can’t either. I need to come full circle and find my Christmas spirit just like old Grinchy-pooh. I watched a video the other day by Kristina Kuzmic (who I […]
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Worth A Thousand Words
As a non-artist person, one of the hardest things is having images in your mind that you have no way to get out. This is infuriating in general, but when that image is actually your own inner-landscape, is the image of what the inside of your own mind looks like, it’s not infuriating, it’s devasting. […]
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Merry Tribblemas
Against my better judgement (or more a total lack of any judgement whatsoever) I stupidly decided that in-store shopping, the weekend before Christmas, was a thing I was going to voluntarily do. But I thought it was all worth it when one of the stores was having an incredible sale on some stuff I needed. […]
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Terrifyingly Successful
I’m hoping Kevin and David won’t be too pissed off about my essentially ripping off the title of their podcast for the title of this post. But being that this post is a response to their latest episode, I figured it was probably okay. So on their latest episode they go significantly more serious than […]
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Nope, Still Hump Day
On day two of my endeavor to do this whole “you should write something everyday” thing, here comes another post. (I can give you names and Twitter accounts of the author’s you have to blame for these atrocities.) Today will be a sort of ‘second edition’ of pet peeves. I wouldn’t necessarily say that many of […]
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Getting Over the Hump
My creative headspace has looked a bit like this lately: I’m envious and a bit in awe of authors who write everyday, no matter what. They tend to have this theory of ‘write something’, even if it’s crap, just to stay mentally limber and develop good writing habits. Me, if […]
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