I'm Envoy, an old handle that contunes to suit me pretty well. After 10 years of dreaming of it I've finally moved permanently to London.
I found you on Ellis' journal, I followed you because you talked about coming to this city as well and I thought it might be nice to know other people on a similar path.
Inspiration is random, if I knew what inspired me exactly, I probably would no longer be inspired by it.
I have a 10 pound ball of silly putty, I like to get photos of people with it. I've gotten a photo of Bruce Campbell with it. Dr. Dimento as well, but the photo was impossibly blurry.
As a pleasant side effect of selling my house and not buying another one I've got a bit of a nest egg to live off of so I don't need to immediately seek employment. I've been exploring, doing random things, doing nothing, trying to capture the feeling of what having so little by choice can mean, letting myself unwind after a very difficult and hectic couple of years. Many many things were lost or thrown away, but I'm now a lot lighter than I was, and I find that very much a comfort.
(http://www.flickr.com/photos/envoy/56536670/)
It's a process. But now instead of grinding every day away waiting for those scant days when I could return, I'm spending every moment being where I want to be. Every day has value again. Every. Day.
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Date: 2005-11-05 11:56 am (UTC)I found you on Ellis' journal, I followed you because you talked about coming to this city as well and I thought it might be nice to know other people on a similar path.
Inspiration is random, if I knew what inspired me exactly, I probably would no longer be inspired by it.
I have a 10 pound ball of silly putty, I like to get photos of people with it. I've gotten a photo of Bruce Campbell with it. Dr. Dimento as well, but the photo was impossibly blurry.
As a pleasant side effect of selling my house and not buying another one I've got a bit of a nest egg to live off of so I don't need to immediately seek employment. I've been exploring, doing random things, doing nothing, trying to capture the feeling of what having so little by choice can mean, letting myself unwind after a very difficult and hectic couple of years. Many many things were lost or thrown away, but I'm now a lot lighter than I was, and I find that very much a comfort.
It's a process. But now instead of grinding every day away waiting for those scant days when I could return, I'm spending every moment being where I want to be. Every day has value again. Every. Day.