Hey folks! Yay, a new story page!
Well, I’m coming to the end of my 2 weeks of holiday, throughout which I’ve done… very little. Which is great, because normally I try and hit targets while on holiday and don’t get enough rest. This time, however, I feel I’ve had the chance to rest and recharge my batteries, and now I’m ready to get back into a routine!
I’ve also got some big news that I’m not quite ready to release yet, but it’s very very exciting! So hold on to your seats 🙂
Hey everyone! Terrible news! Fox is cancelling one of my favouritest-est shows of all time, Brooklyn 99!
Apparently it’s been suffering from poor ratings, and I just do not understand why that would be the case – it’s solidly written, with relatable and enjoyable characters, and it’s representative as all hell! My personal favourite episode is “Moo-Moo”, which tackles the “Walking-while-black” issue in US policing. I love that the central conflict isn’t whether or not the officer that stops and searches Terry is doing his job or not – it’s specifically called out for being a bad thing – but instead is a question of Black Survival. Does Terry raise an official complaint and make sure a bad cop never inflicts that pain on another black person again? Or does he stay quiet to protect his career so that he can rise to the top and effect much greater change?
Hi everyone! Just slid this one under the wire – more paid work, additional work at work work, and just still being tired out!
But hey, at least I’m advancing the story!
Right, gotta run if I’m gonna get to work!
Ciao for now!
M.
In the cold, damp darkness of January, I think it can sometimes get a little tough just trying to survive day to day – Everbody’s knackered after Christmas and New Year, nobody has any money left over, and the only people who seem to have any motivation are management, who are busy trying to figure out how to cram twice as much work as last year into the same space of time.
Especially when coupled with setbacks and frustrations, both in my personal life and my art career, it’s very easy to get a little down right about now. The trick to survival is, as I have learned over the years, simple: Don’t let it.
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