There's a sense of desperation in this doodle. As I've described before, I tend to start my doodles by drawing the little guy. It stands there, staring at me, while I try to figure out what he's doing. This one stared at my so long that I grew sick of him. Hence the disguise.
NAIS is going very well. I've settled on the design and I'm finalizing the mastheads. Most of the interior work is done, and I'm getting very close to going live. Julie can barely stand to look at the old sewcrates site (why didn't anyone tell me it was so ugly?).
I'm beginning to think that my mood is directly effected by the doodle I'm scheduled to post. If true, I need to start drawing happier doodles. I'm tired today after a nice bicycle ride home yesterday evening. I can't seem to focus and I'm wondering what I'm doing here.
Although the cloud guy above tells a different story, the weather has made a turn for the better in Seattle. It's almost time to figure out how the sprinkler system works in the Villa and start asprinkling.
The sun is supposedly arriving soon. It's been a long time since I've seen her. The iggies don't event remember what she looks like anymore.
It's two days of happiness. Beautiful weather is so much more beautiful after months of miserable weather. I can't wait until this is common and I'm looking forward to the rain. Oh, wait. I never do that.
Another beautiful day in Seattle going toward a beautiful weekend. Here's something to set the mood based on my rotating desktop wallpaper.
