I Am Dynamite: December 2007

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Friday, December 28, 2007

New.

Tuesday, December 25, 2007

"Complaining is silly. Either act or forget."
~Stefan Sagmeister

As the new year dawns, the traditional time for self-reinvention draws near. The idea that is so simply framed by Sagmeister pretty much sums up my own determined stance as I proceed into what will possibly be the most unknown, transitional and exciting year of my life yet. I have high hopes, both for myself and for those I may encounter in my journeys. Perhaps this quote could be expanded to express "good intentions are silly," as I know it's my own tendency to see places where I could be useful and mark them on a "get to later" list instead of just reaching out immediately. But I suppose that's the curse of this segmented society, where we go to work all day and then desire leisure when we get home. A bit of "down time." We deserve it though, right?

It's time to make a mark or two, I think.