Friday is a weekly creative outlet
Nov. 12th, 2010 11:12 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
jennythereaderBody: Tired. My chronic insomnia seems to have completely changed forms. In the past I've had tons of trouble falling asleep, but once I am out, I stay out. Lately I've been able to fall asleep easily, but keep waking up during the night.
Stress Level: 4
Reading: I've been reading a lot of the free sample chapters I get for my Kindle in the last few days, but none of them have grabbed my attention enough to actually get the entire book.
Hearing: Right now, music. My iPod is playing me a lot of blues/rock today. Stevie Ray Vaughn and Jonny Lang for the win!
Etsy Find: Maggie perfume oil This sounds so nice. Lemon cookies, cinnamon, and sandalwood.
Tonight's Project: I have no idea. I want to accomplish something, but I don't know what.
Randomness: Assume you came into a large sum of money unexpectedly. The only rule is that you must spend it all within one year. After doing every practical thing you can think of, and stretching the definition of "practical" to the breaking point, you have about $10,000 left. What utterly frivolous thing do you do with that money? I'd probably hire a professional organizer to come in and help me set up my dream craft space, with storage and a couple of workstations.
Stress Level: 4
Reading: I've been reading a lot of the free sample chapters I get for my Kindle in the last few days, but none of them have grabbed my attention enough to actually get the entire book.
Hearing: Right now, music. My iPod is playing me a lot of blues/rock today. Stevie Ray Vaughn and Jonny Lang for the win!
Etsy Find: Maggie perfume oil This sounds so nice. Lemon cookies, cinnamon, and sandalwood.
Tonight's Project: I have no idea. I want to accomplish something, but I don't know what.
Randomness: Assume you came into a large sum of money unexpectedly. The only rule is that you must spend it all within one year. After doing every practical thing you can think of, and stretching the definition of "practical" to the breaking point, you have about $10,000 left. What utterly frivolous thing do you do with that money? I'd probably hire a professional organizer to come in and help me set up my dream craft space, with storage and a couple of workstations.
