Meh, creativity is gone.

I feel like such a loser for not posting anything in... I don't even know how long.

So here's what's going on with me.

I'm finishing up my first year of college, which has been packed with writing intensive courses this second semester. Any time I have free is spent at my best friend's house to provide him moral support as his family just down right sucks. Of course, free time is very little in quantity.

I get tomorrow (today technically -12:32am-) off for Easter and that's it, as my school had our "spring break" back in March due to Midterms. That time was spent catching up on sleep as my classes often demand late night projects resulting in falling asleep finally around 2-4am and waking at 7am. Tomorrow shall be spent working on a garden my dad dreamed up this afternoon.

So anything artistic is rare nowadays. The most creative things I have done is go on a bracelet making frenzy as it passes the time I have in which I can not work on homework or art due to the current location.

I do, however, have a project for my "Arthur Appreciation" class, as I call it, in which I have to rewrite/expand a King Arthur tale, and since that is as close as I have come to writing fanfiction lately (and I'm actually having fun with it), I will probably post it here for anyone who wants to read's enjoyment.

Sadly, I will probably not be able to do anything "fun" until this summer. But even the details of this summer are sketchy.

I would say I wish I was back in high school in which I had time to do fun art stuff, but really, high school was the same as college is now, in regards to the work load that is. I am always busy with something. At least I don't have to deal with idiotic teenagers whining about "drama" anymore. The most I have to put up with currently is old geezers of my best friend's family, which is enough to drive anyone insane, thank you.

I'll be glad when I finally "grow up" and are out of all forms of school and have my nice, cubical office job, because then I will at least have time once in a while to be a kid again.

I find how the stages of life are reversing themselves to be ironic.