Once more into the breach, dear friends.

[constance]

I love this blog, you dig? It makes me sad when I go for long periods of time without updating, makes me feel awkward and tongue-tied in a way that usually only happens when I'm confronted with real live people. And God, I have no intention of letting my own ineptitude turn this into yet another place where I feel overwhelmingly, teeth-grindingly silenced.

With that in mind, I'm going to make another attempt getting back into a semi-regular groove, and since I mean to post, and since I've always meant to start posting photos more often in spite of my nonexistent skillz as a photo-type-thing-taking person, I figure that I'll combine the two things for now. I think what's gonna happen here is that when the urge strikes me (and also, let's be realistic about my recent posting history, when it doesn't), I'm going to post a photo of a little piece of my life and then maybe talk about it. I hope I'll talk about it.

We'll just see how far this gets us, shall we?

I picked these up a couple of weeks ago at a local pottery show, and I am deeply in love with them. They're by an Athens-based artist named Crisha Yantis. I loved everything she had on display, and wish I could've bought one of her bigger works, but I'm quite happy with my little plate and bowl.

Comments

[imkalena.livejournal.com]

The FISH The FISH!!!

It's another fish in the sea. :) I haven't posted in months, or maybe it only feels like months, and I know how you mean. I just haven't got the energy, or something.

Plus I don't want to whine about my mom (who is loads better, but still living in my house!), and that's been all I've been doing for a long time.

[tofty.livejournal.com]

Well, I'd love to see more posts from you, but I understand the impulse to curb the whining. And man, I can't imagine what kind of energy dealing with a mother in the house for extended periods of time would take -- but still, miss you.