My Laptop Computer, Skipping my Art Class
Apr. 28th, 2007 12:13 amI'm trying to hook up my old laptop to do writing on it, because it's very stressful to do creative writing at my desk. Unfortunately, I always have problems with my laptop computers shutting off spontaneously (from overheating or something). I can't remember if I took this one in to get fixed right before I got my regular computer... I will try to keep it on a cooler/more ventilated surface and see if that helps, and my word processor automatically recovers files. But it's still a bit frustrating...:-/
I think I'm going to just skip the art class I enrolled in. It's not that many sessions and I missed the first two already (it's only once a week). I really like to be familiar with situations before I get into them fully because I get so confused and overwhelmed. I think I would feel disruptive and confused trying to join the class after missing the first two classes. I don't know the teacher at all, and I want to avoid making this place a place filled with bad memories (I had a meltdown the one day I had been in this place, years ago, which unsettles me enough as it is -- I was scolded for following instructions too literally and I'm ridiculously hypersensitive). It's not too expensive, so I might try an art class again in the summer or something. As long as I'm not feeling sick anymore by that point, and have gotten beyond crying every day/feeling really overstimulated just by existing. I just need more outside feedback about my art and how to improve it; I have very little post-high school art training (basically none).
I try to be responsible and fulfill my responsibilities, but it's really hard for me to convince myself to go to this art class when it's not affecting anyone but myself, and it's not even going to impact my own life much. I just can't work up enough reasons to care about it right now.
I think I'm going to just skip the art class I enrolled in. It's not that many sessions and I missed the first two already (it's only once a week). I really like to be familiar with situations before I get into them fully because I get so confused and overwhelmed. I think I would feel disruptive and confused trying to join the class after missing the first two classes. I don't know the teacher at all, and I want to avoid making this place a place filled with bad memories (I had a meltdown the one day I had been in this place, years ago, which unsettles me enough as it is -- I was scolded for following instructions too literally and I'm ridiculously hypersensitive). It's not too expensive, so I might try an art class again in the summer or something. As long as I'm not feeling sick anymore by that point, and have gotten beyond crying every day/feeling really overstimulated just by existing. I just need more outside feedback about my art and how to improve it; I have very little post-high school art training (basically none).
I try to be responsible and fulfill my responsibilities, but it's really hard for me to convince myself to go to this art class when it's not affecting anyone but myself, and it's not even going to impact my own life much. I just can't work up enough reasons to care about it right now.