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Some massive changes. I just moved from one city to another to attend grad school. Class begins next week. I am terribly nervous but really excited! It's a six-person studio program, and so it was a honour to get in, it's also incredibly intense. After a couple of emotional days I have settled into my new place very well. After the scary car ride, the cats seem to be doing just fine. I'm excited about having the dedicated time to further my work and the discussions and writing on theory that will add to my practice. I wish I had more to add than EEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!! But that really sums it up.

I suppose now would be a good time for an update. Thank you limnides (https://www.deviantart.com/limnides) and arctoa (https://www.deviantart.com/arctoa) for the feature! I haven't been blogging because most of my words now go into correspondence and book-writing. I have made a few books before, but they were the kind with pictures, and so it was easier to fill a lot of pages. This is a little more demanding, words are tiny. You need so many of them! I have also just finished applying for a Masters of Fine Art at my top two Universities. Now I wait, and slowly tear my cuticles off. It passes the time. All the while working retail, you know, keeping it real, surviving, paying for my costly photograp

1) Would you rather be transported 200 years into the past or future? Well, with knowledge of the future, I could take advantage of the past... but as a woman? Maybe not so much. Let's go to the future! Smoggy, as it may be. 2) If computer games, when given the choice, do you always play a character with you gender? I don't play computer games, at all, but if I did, and the choice existed to play an interesting female character, i would. 3) Will society as we know it still exist in 100 years? I ask myself this question all the time. i am torn between pessimism, optimism and cynicism.  Too many ism's. I need a nap. I think we r