Another year in the books. I'm happy to be on the other side of the weirdness that accompanies the last two weeks of the year. Cram the Xmas Holiday down your throat, the "year in review" and no one seems to know what to do with themselves between those two days, until after "today."
The first. January 1st. Kickoff to another year (in the year 2025... no that song was in the year 2525. Only 500 more years to go there).
I thought I should try and do the daily journaling here. In the Vault. So much to do, so little time.
This next week is choc-full of things. As is the rest of the month.
For ME, I'm waiting on the feedback on my short which, as expected, did not make the short list in one competition. I found out I won't get that feedback until after the deadline for the next competition I want to enter. Two more to hear from this month from entries already submitted. So. if I want to enter the other contest, I have to submit the script as is, unless I want to reframe the script, made it into a feature, change things or? I don't think I want to do that. At least, not now. I want to put the energy into new work (and getting back to the first script). Still possible that the production company this was sent to is considering it, but I have no idea when I'll hear on that.
And now, I must jump into a daily collage habit as well, since I made the big purchase of the Paris Collage Collective workbook for the year.
At least, the New Year's Eve party with a new group for the hoodies was fun and enjoyable and full of laughter and new and old friends (in a petite gathering).
Ah, the first. So much promise. Until we realize that a good portion of the inhabitants on this little blue ball are starving, trying to avoid annihilation, all while oligarchs and idiotic politicians worldwide foist more chaos on the masses. And we are almost completely powerless.
A lovely way to start, isn't it? Must do what I can to bring light into the world.
Welcome, 2025. Come on in and bring it.