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Things are not incredibly fun right now. I’ve been so busy trying to get my room taken down so renovations can start, I didn’t notice a cold creeping up on me. I started to feel listless and stuffy. Then, bam! Stupid, ninja cold bugs. So I’m blogging live from my bed (who am I kidding? This is where I write most of my stuff) in between watching old episodes of Good Eats.

When I’m taking downtime like this, I often think about all of the things I have to do. And when I do that, I realize just the sheer number of things I do.

While writing is the primary drive of my life, it is far from the only thing. And even that can be broken down and catalogued. I write original fiction, fanfiction, blog entries, comics.

There’s my baking, which is probably my number one stress reliever. Nothing is more relaxing than mixing ingredients together. Unfortunately, I haven’t gotten to do this one much lately, since I’ve been watching what I’ve been eating. But I still do get to try out healthier recipes on occasion…

Of course, my crafting goes in a million different directions. I sew clothes, wallets and I’m even getting into plush critters and other little things (I swear, Tammy, I shall get to your commission when I’m not going to infect it with germ). And then there’s the sculpting and the button making….

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There is just no continuity in my interests. I’m not happy unless I have a million and one hobbies going.

I don’t know whether or not this is a good thing. I know some people who dedicate themselves to one thing. And they become really, fantastically good at that one thing. But still, it’s one thing. No matter how much I liked one thing, I think I would become terminally bored if I focused on just one interest. In the back of my head, I’d always be thinking, “Well, why don’t I try this?”

But gaining a mastery of one thing and becoming well known for that one thing is an avenue towards success. As it stands now, I don’t think anyone quite knows what to expect of me. I just sort of pop up with, “Well, this is a cool thing what with I tried.”

While “artist” can be used as a catch-all term for anything, well, artistic, it is generally reserved for people in the visual arts, which is does not cover everything I do. Can I possibly call myself a “creator”? That seems to better encapsulate all of my interests. It’s the one constant. No matter what I’m doing, I’m creating.

Which I suppose isn’t a bad hobby to have.

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