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Dec. 31st, 2022 02:29 pm* Happy Sherlock Holmes Becomes Public Domain Eve. I usually do a big Public Domain Day post over on Historium, but didn't this year.
* This youtube short is more relatable than it should be.
* Where did this week go? I need to finish up this skillshare class even though I am still stuck on 'take 20 minutes to make your logo'. I have sketches at least, but it's going to take a bit to finish it. I need to manage ongoing projects like having theming for my photography blog and other art stuff. I've been looking at organizational methods. Trying to tidy / organize / manage projects has been my main end-of-year project.
* Oh, and I need to finish spending my Audible credits and stop my subscription. I always wind up like this with Audible. I will take any reccs, however random. I care a lot about how good the voice work is.
I really like podcasts and listen to a lot of youtubers like podcasts, but somehow a lot of audiobooks lose me. I don't know why. I like audiodramas and radio plays. I love Neil Gaiman narrating his own books. I like Agatha Christie in audiobook format, but a lot of audiobooks I can't get through or I wind up feeling like I missed something.
* This youtube short is more relatable than it should be.
* Where did this week go? I need to finish up this skillshare class even though I am still stuck on 'take 20 minutes to make your logo'. I have sketches at least, but it's going to take a bit to finish it. I need to manage ongoing projects like having theming for my photography blog and other art stuff. I've been looking at organizational methods. Trying to tidy / organize / manage projects has been my main end-of-year project.
* Oh, and I need to finish spending my Audible credits and stop my subscription. I always wind up like this with Audible. I will take any reccs, however random. I care a lot about how good the voice work is.
I really like podcasts and listen to a lot of youtubers like podcasts, but somehow a lot of audiobooks lose me. I don't know why. I like audiodramas and radio plays. I love Neil Gaiman narrating his own books. I like Agatha Christie in audiobook format, but a lot of audiobooks I can't get through or I wind up feeling like I missed something.
