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So I had the fascinating experience of meeting my favorite photographer, Phil Underdown. Phil, apart from being a really cool guy, has this obvious inner idea of the greater good as found in nature. Listening to him speak about his work was completely inspiring. The amount of time he spent capturing the beauty of a single place is awe-inspiring. Even more so is the fact that even now, when the place is being destroyed in attempts to make it more beautiful, he continues to show its progress. I feel completely inspired by this because I instantly thought of my train project and my chagrin at the thought of the trains being destroyed. It would

I just had the beginning of a novel dug up out of the abyss of my submissions by a fellow deviant. It's a project I was really fond of so I hope that the rest I had written is still lying around someplace. Check it out if you're interested ---> http://j-mariephotos.deviantart.com/art/Estella-Rumania-chapter-one-123733212

Another "Hello world; I am, in fact, not dead!" message from me. No classes currently means Julie sleeps in past 11 and then packs what would normally take a whole day into an afternoon. I'm glad class starts up on Tuesday. I'm going to school part time this semester, so just my two required art courses. I burned out majorly after midterms last semester and I promised myself that I wouldn't do it to us again. And yes, as a matter of fact, me and myself do comprise of an 'us' and yes, I am insane, thanks for asking. =] Anyway, so that simplifies my life a lot. I'm attempting (figuratively at the moment) to find a full time job so I can move