maybe a lot of growth isn't about making your failings and weaknesses disappear, but about recognising them and finding better and better workarounds. Not about struggling with gritted teeth to suppress your feelings that make no sense, but about being brave enough to admit you feel stupid things and then finding ways to avoid situations in which you feel the stupid things.
O, I am so brewing a post on just this very thing. We really must meet up for that beer sometime! I so thought of you when I finally made it over to the Rollrights this week.
FWIW, so many of the things you do are, IMHO, cool in and of themselves, and don't necessarily need to be finished and done and properly established, in order to have value. Like the Wodehouse project- whatever happened to that, it was still bloody cool, and the fact it's fallen by the wayside now in no way detracts from its excellence. :-)
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Date: 2006-10-28 02:47 pm (UTC)O, I am so brewing a post on just this very thing. We really must meet up for that beer sometime! I so thought of you when I finally made it over to the Rollrights this week.
FWIW, so many of the things you do are, IMHO, cool in and of themselves, and don't necessarily need to be finished and done and properly established, in order to have value. Like the Wodehouse project- whatever happened to that, it was still bloody cool, and the fact it's fallen by the wayside now in no way detracts from its excellence. :-)