O.k. I am just sick of this. I have spent the last 3 years trying to figure out my wire feed problem and I still haven't. It always starts out fine, smooth feed, even. Then after awhile it starts to get spitty, starts to be uneven, fits and starts. It no longer makes the pretty and perfect line it starts with.

One of the things we really need to remember is to not limit ourselves. Anything is possible. The more you put out there, the more comes back to you. And sometimes it is in ways we least expect. When selling online, it is such a broad net of, well, the net, that it can come at you from anywhere.

I was just over at the sandbox, commenting on a metalworkes site. Maybe I do that too much, I don't know. But I thought it was worth posting some basic information here.

Artists are visual people, websites are a visual medium. But there is a lot of other stuff going on at the same time.

Maybe I am just obsessive. I keep at patinas. I am an official patina shop now. None satisfy me. Not really. Some are too thick. Some are too thin. Some, somewhere are just right. Must everything be a fairytale or myth? I think so.

It could be the wine. It could be the shrimp. I think it is the shrimp. The hours of barfing this morning. Not a fun, fun thing... It is 5:30 and I am still in bed. Spent hours online trying to deduce specifically which kind of food poisoning it could be. Who knew there were so many options. Although I manifested this vomit session because my psyche could not allow myslef to leave my responsibilities, except by force, I am starting to see the fruition of my metal vacation. Already trolling the web waves for new tools. That 's Clever had a snip of a metal artist cutting with a plasma cutter. And I miss my unused, resold right in the original box, plasma cutter that I had to sell. And I wonder why that show only has chick artists. None so fab as out friend, Miss Elizabeth Fairplay Meadows, of course. She was the best one on that show.