a bad day that taught me a good lesson... http://dailyom.com/cgi-bin/display/articledisplay.cgi?aid=55845

learning to view a problem from fresh perspectives -- and thereby see fresh solutions

I just finished reading Meanwhile, a thick biography of comics legend Milton Caniff. (Well, finished but for the appendices, but I quibble.) In several places, Caniff was asked how he evaluated himself and his work in the Grander Scheme of Comics -- he has almost unfailingly been proclaimed one of The All-Time Greats by his audience, critics, and ( Read more... )

a good, sound night's sleep -- seems like it's been weeks since the last one of those, which is really unlike me (what's up with that?)

remaining excited about my work and my medium

Creative milestones: Sharon and Paisley both successfully completed NaNoWriMo early, and I finished the script for the next Space Kid! episode sooner than I feared.

Those are things.

simply staying on top of quotidian things

the ground is not as slippery as it might first appear, so my excellent winter shoes are in fact a smidge of overkill

finishing the last page of a Space Kid! episode -- always feels good

an inexplicable feeling that something good is about to happen