Okay folks, after serious study of two syllabi, I have come to the conclusion that somethin’s gotta give.
With my busiest picture framing season coming up, and the workload expressed in the only two classes I’m taking this semester, it looks like I will have to let go of some other things that take up so much of my time. Writing, both in Spinning and in my escapades through Fictionland is where I have devoted a good deal of my time. Doesn’t look like I can do that any longer, unless you want to read about Relative Frequency and Distribution. The main problem seems to be in the fact that both courses will require daytime slots–not only in-class activity, but homework that can’t be done at a more flexible three in the morning because of software and student access.
That being said, I shall try my damnedest to post meaningful entries, but sincerely doubt that they will have the voice that has been developing here over the past year. Poetry, for example, has not influenced my thought process for a month or more, and will no doubt fall into disuse completely for a while unless something exciting, depressing, revelatory, or spiritual comes up to take my mind off histograms and technical aspects of the creative process.
We’ll see how it all goes down.
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I hope things balance out in the end, and good luck on your busy schedule. I hope your writing doesn’t take too much of a backseat. I’ll be watching out for updates through bloglines.
Boo-Hoo! But this friend understands and will soak up what ever post you give us. 🙂