PixelSculptures

Okay, well, first of all, I haven't delivered on my comeback speech yet.  I did start an easy project, but I haven't even gotten around to ironing it yet.  Let alone laying out the second half. Also, what the heck.  So I had my domain name tied to a non-main email account, so I missed all of the emails saying the domain was about the expire.  So it expired.  After researching what happens to expired domains, I found that at this point, I would have to pay an extra $80 to re-activate.  I also found that I was only about 5 days short of it going back into the registry if no one else bought on auction or whatever.  I go to check it today and no

So in thinking about my return to the beading circuit, I've been evaluating what happened last time.  What I know is that something burnt me out.  What I wasn't sure of was why.  Was it just because I have trouble sticking to one thing for too long in general?  Maybe, but with having a different project to design every couple weeks, it wasn't like I was working on the same thing for too long.  Was is the pain of beading for so long each session?  Maybe, but the result was always worth it.  Was is that I turned it into something it wasn't?  Yes. What I'm realizing is that my mind-set changed through out my progress.  While it was certainly ni

Copied from my Facebook page at www.facebook.com/PixelSculptures (plug plug, in case you guys want to go Like it ;) ) Looks like it's been about 3 weeks since my last random Like on this page. I have been surprised at how much traffic I was still seeing despite not doing anything in so long. On Craigslist a few weeks ago, I "clearanced" the last 5 Pre-made Minecraft figures I had just sitting around. The lady emailed me again today saying she would buy more for her kids for Christmas, if I just told her the price. Is it time I get back into it? Now would be the time to stock up for Christmas.. I sold quite a bit last Christmas through rand