Two seasons have gone by and I never made an LJ post. I miss LJ’s glory days, the days when one could make a post and expect comments to flood in before the sunset, because let’s be honest that’s what this entire community is based on, a limited directional virtual re-creation of actual conversation. Maybe not for all but definitely for myself, the advantage of LJ conversations being that each side is given the proper opportunity to express themselves before the other party sharply cuts them off and replies with little to no regard for what has been just said... What’s this post about... I don’t really have any idea...

I’m sort of sick of acrylic painting; I miss drawing so I spent 80 bucks on water colour paper and paint. I thought that watercolour might be a good middle ground, allows me the freedom to draw, gives it the finished professionalism that colour provides but takes a 1/8 of the time. I have lots of time; I’m just terrible at doing one thing for more than an hour, (holy shit, I’ve already used two semi-colons).  The water colours are going to be a combination of b-movie; horror, science fiction, pop sexuality and vague uninformed politics. So ah, monsters in bikini’s and Robot Doctors, my theory is If I invest enough ironic value into it maybe someone will confuse my immaturity for a post modern depth.

Hmm, new paragraph, entirely new thought, so now that I think I’ll start consistently writing in this thing again, I’ll have to start talking notice of anything I can turn into an interesting post. That’s the hardest part, making this thing worth reading for anyone other than myself in two months time. I imagine I’ll be able to pull some interesting post from my work at the ice cream shanty, although I never did really pull anything from ice cultures but that job was somewhat depressing, working at a 3 million dollar wedding is weird, you’re not sure if you feel superior or inferior to those people.  I mean on one hand, they are all soulless black hearted monsters who don’t seem to think it’s wrong to spend 60,000 dollars on a seafood bar made of ice but then on the other hand, crab legs are delicious, what do you do.