I bought some fresh drawing supplies and am illustrating and annotating the sci-fi book I wrote. If anything ever happens with it, say I get in grad school and become a shrink, I will publish annotated and illustrated copies of it. No one would read it today because people only listen to psychologists with doctorates, it seems. Maybe if school doesn’t work out I will get it published and hope it sells. I’ll at least have an honors bachelors with thesis by then- somewhat of a psychologist, more so than most psych majors.
It’s fun and good to do something other than study and workout exclusively.
It’s about a lot of things. Mainly about psychology, and war, and the interaction of the two taken to an extreme- cloning and raising paranoid scz soldiers in a controversial effort to win. Also a reflection of my personality in the characters.
Well, I guess our struggles we each have as individuals with mental illness do feel like world war three at times, if not most of the time. You make a good point.
Been keeping up with the South China Sea crisis lately? It’s been a slow developing standoff for a long time that could blow up tomorrow, a few decades or never. China is developing one heck of a navy and the US which “protects the seas” doesn’t like it much. It’s unlikely to blow up under President Obama who is not challenging China too strongly but put in a “tougher” or possibly more foolish President and you never know. Of course the Chinese could start things on their own.
I had too much time on my hands and done wrote a book. Editing and annotating it is pretty time consuming and is sometimes tedious, but it’s nice to read what I wrote.
I often forget what I wrote, both as a student and with my journal and the sci fi book.