Remember way back in January when you all were making resolutions and I wasn't ready for it? Basically because January is the suckiest month of the year for me - I really couldn't see straight into 2009 yet.
The good news is, my night terrors continue to be on a winning streak, Denver turned itself into a tropical paradise with temps ranging in the 60's and 70's for most of what is normally winter, AND I attended several tech/blog/new media conferences that helped me get my groove back in terms of my real job (building health education sites) and my fake job (this blog).
Almost too much of a groove, actually.
At work, we have been lucky lucky lucky, have projects out the wazoo, and several of them are very near and dear to my heart. More on that soon.
As for this blog, I have ideas oozing out my ears. I have been toying with doing video for a long time, have finally cemented what I want to do, soo you will see that soon. [Ack.] I have *always* intended to publish some sort of book of my photography, but after attending Stephanie Klein and Guy Kawasaki's panel on book publishing, I actually got it into my head to write also a REAL book with REAL words. The scary truth is the only book of value I could spew out would contain some deep dark ugly stuff that wraps up neatly into my night terrors bow, and I am not sure I can go there. Yeah, um, stay tuned on that one, too.
So, seriously. What *IS* my St. Patrick's Day resolution? Normally, given the fact I help build health education interventions, my resolutions are all about goal-oriented, specific, actionable steps.
Fuck that.
This year, my one and only resolution comes from one of my favorite panels at SXSW.
Rock on.
The good news is, my night terrors continue to be on a winning streak, Denver turned itself into a tropical paradise with temps ranging in the 60's and 70's for most of what is normally winter, AND I attended several tech/blog/new media conferences that helped me get my groove back in terms of my real job (building health education sites) and my fake job (this blog).
Almost too much of a groove, actually.
At work, we have been lucky lucky lucky, have projects out the wazoo, and several of them are very near and dear to my heart. More on that soon.
As for this blog, I have ideas oozing out my ears. I have been toying with doing video for a long time, have finally cemented what I want to do, soo you will see that soon. [Ack.] I have *always* intended to publish some sort of book of my photography, but after attending Stephanie Klein and Guy Kawasaki's panel on book publishing, I actually got it into my head to write also a REAL book with REAL words. The scary truth is the only book of value I could spew out would contain some deep dark ugly stuff that wraps up neatly into my night terrors bow, and I am not sure I can go there. Yeah, um, stay tuned on that one, too.
So, seriously. What *IS* my St. Patrick's Day resolution? Normally, given the fact I help build health education interventions, my resolutions are all about goal-oriented, specific, actionable steps.
Fuck that.
This year, my one and only resolution comes from one of my favorite panels at SXSW.
Rock on.
15 Comments:
Ha! I love it! And, it's easy to remember. Great resolution!
Wow! I cannot wait to hear whats next! Yay Aimee!
love it. rock on indeed.
Awesome resolution. Rock on, missy.
Do Epic Shit -- much more compelling than You Are An Epic Shit, or I Just Had An Epic Shit. I love it! :D
I love it when my friends and I are on similar paths. I've got epic shit brewing right now too and I love it!
Totally. Awesome.
a very good resolution indeed
You inspire me!
yeah really epic baby!
How do you measure "epic"? It must be measurable in order to know whether or not you achieved it.
Shell-e-poo: I am guessing you didn't read the paragraph above the photo where I decided to go against my health education grain and go big. And that's the beauty of "epic" - I will try things I have never tried before and have fun doing it.
And the rest of you peeps, you rock too.
LOVE the idea of a St. Patrick's Day resolution!
I'd buy your book and then force multiple copies on all of my friends. Just do it.
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