Memes! But none of the "good grief, why are you typing so much?! People have lives, you know!" question-and-answer variety. Those come later. These are much different and way less wordy. (Mainly because it is freezing in here and my fingers are way too cold for all of that typing.)

( Meme I. In which things are made... )

( Meme II. In which things are drawn... )

( Meme III. In which costumes are worn. )

So, I never finish anything. It's just what I do. It's not even procrastinating. I am a great starter, it's finishing that is an issue. Exhibit A: my sketchbook. I carry it with me every day, as well as a bunch of pencils and the box-cutter used to sharpen them. So, lack of supplies is not the issue. And I have an hour and 20 minutes of quality drawing time on the bus every work day. Time? No, not an issue. Yet, nothing's done. I will get halfway finished with something, and then it's, "Oh! Now I wanna do this!" and whatever was in progress before that falls by the wayside.

( It's not really interesting. Read the post-cut stuff first. )

Anyway, this post not really anything interesting -- it's kind of just a way for me to mark my progress. I have decided to not start anything new until I have finished what I have now. This is supposed to be a way to force me to finish what's already there. What will probably happen is months of doing nothing. Either that, or I will see something cool in a few days and then start on that, effectively proving that, aside with not getting anything done, I have absolutely no willpower. So I scanned (almost) everything in the book. There are some that are so lightly sketched that they did not scan. And there are some things that are, for all intents and purposes, done (enough). I didn't scan any of that stuff. This way I can look back in a few days months and see how much has changed.
You know, now that I think about it, this is probably more appropriate for the other lj. Ehh... too late for that though.

This is not the post I was originally going to make. But because that post is rather awkward and vague and ridiculous, I am going with this one instead. Because I know that everyone loves to read other people talking about the things that they need to be doing. Things that they could be doing if they were not, in fact, on LJ posting about not having done all of the things that they need to be doing. What?

Here is what I have recently discovered. I need some sort of, I don't know... something to slow me down so that I can do things. Have you ever met one of those people who can not ever get anything done because they are trying to get too many things done? It seems I am one of those people. It's not even the Mighty Procrastination, it's just that I can't get started on anything, because I keep moving from task to task. I really have no focus. I did not mind it that much before, but now I am like "This is the worst!" My mind seems to move way faster than my hands can, so the list of things I need to be doing keeps getting longer. So now I am posting it here, so I can go back later and either go, "Yes! Way to be productive!" or "Good grief! You never finish anything!" Anyone willing to take bets on which one it will actually be?

( Really now, it took me an hour to hit the 'post to' button because I got sidetracked getting music. )

( And other stuff not related to my slackness... )

Today's mission: Peter on paper! I can't keep letting him drag along not done well, eventually becoming the weak link in everything. Nope, today Petrelli's going down! I've got a brand new pack of paper, a handful of pencils, some new Pink Pearl erasers and more screencaps than you can shake a stick at! I am, as they say, loaded for bear. Plus, with the race having been rained out, I have nothing going on 'til the Sunday night TV starts.. and that's not 'til 9:00. So until then, it's me and you, Pete! Only one can emerge victorious.. and I am thinking that since I am real, and you are fictional, I have the pencil, and you exist only in pictures, I have to have some kind of advantage. Don't make me have to use the "Failure" icon again! This goes for you too, Future! Peter!