@jonblissart you did this half a decade ago, but i had this saved, because it's one of my absolute favorite pieces of art, and i just saw that on the day you drew this you were "Trying to push through art block." seemed like you should know how meaningful your art-block day drawing was to me.
"I did it" is the start of our third quarter which is about the Dunning-Kruger Effect where we get a rude awakening about how actually-hard something is.
We party a bit often in the middle bit because there's great motion in declaring that we are the Hero!
Midpoint!
Pull the sword from the stone. Claim that you know everything.
Dog taught you like one thing, so you think you're cured and can take on the world. You think you have no limitations.
"I Did It" is the next song. The song really does sound legit, but our hero isn't yet.
-mud planets produce agriculture?
You know what's weird is how much of our history is made up of trying to feed ourselves. Owning land used to be so very important.
I wonder if there's something to the idea that we equate having enough land to grow healthy food as only for-
Going to pick up where I last left off on workshopping ideas for my upcoming game world Alvin McAllister the AntiMalice Marshall
#amwriting
This looks like lettuce. Big leafy, good for you lettuce.
You never really see greenery in the slums planets. Can only stick-in-the-
Curse cards that get shuffled into your deck and mess up your plans. She probably wouldnβt have gone into crisis mode if enough things hadnβt gone wrong.
But when we rob the future to pay for an early today, we increase the number of cards that can show up later and go wrong-
So maybe she just couldnβt keep running.
I talk a lot about buying on emotional credit. That we often want something so much that we take shortcuts and take on really toxic stuff that comes back to dominate us eventually.
In Emotional Baggage Cards those toxic cards are-