The last day of the year will be filled with fun tasks to complete. I'll be working on the bus and also on listing Dan's comics for sale on eBay.
I'll visit a bit with my grandmother who will be celebrating and avoiding her birthday. I'll sure be glad when I shake this cold, though. It's time to wrap a few loose ends up and move into 2009 ready to enjoy it all.
Showing posts with label Comic Books. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Comic Books. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 30, 2008
Monday, December 29, 2008
So, it's been a while!
I must admit, I nearly forgot my password when logging in. The last post was at the end of June, this one at the end of December.
I'm really glad to kiss 2008 goodbye. I'm sure many others are also. It's been a tough year, personally. Professionally it has only gotten better with each step. The board and the people supporting the new school I work at are incredible, creative, inspiring people to work with. The students and parents are amazing also.
Many of the issues at my last school have escalated, and my former colleagues are calling on me for my documentation. Yikes. I'm grateful to be back home.
I've been busying myself with renewed interest in my art career, my spirituality, and my connection with my family. A 'project' I've inherited has been taking inventory of, and grading my uncle's comic book collection. I have been reluctant to do this since the get-go, but it needed to be done. I've been able to learn a bunch about the books he loved so much, and I've also photographed each cover. I can use the images of each one in my art class now. Of course, it's also necessary to list them for auction online. I've finally gotten over my feelings of betrayal to my uncle by selling off his collection, and the brand-new eBay store is up and running just this week. I feel much less guilty since they're not my books, it's not my profit, and it's helping my grandparents settle the uncle's estate.
I'm really glad to kiss 2008 goodbye. I'm sure many others are also. It's been a tough year, personally. Professionally it has only gotten better with each step. The board and the people supporting the new school I work at are incredible, creative, inspiring people to work with. The students and parents are amazing also.
Many of the issues at my last school have escalated, and my former colleagues are calling on me for my documentation. Yikes. I'm grateful to be back home.
I've been busying myself with renewed interest in my art career, my spirituality, and my connection with my family. A 'project' I've inherited has been taking inventory of, and grading my uncle's comic book collection. I have been reluctant to do this since the get-go, but it needed to be done. I've been able to learn a bunch about the books he loved so much, and I've also photographed each cover. I can use the images of each one in my art class now. Of course, it's also necessary to list them for auction online. I've finally gotten over my feelings of betrayal to my uncle by selling off his collection, and the brand-new eBay store is up and running just this week. I feel much less guilty since they're not my books, it's not my profit, and it's helping my grandparents settle the uncle's estate.
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