09-24-2017, 08:53 PM
I'm actually pretty excited to see what I can do as far as the art goes. At the moment I'm stuck with no job and pretty much no hope of getting one - the move to Canada can't come soon enough, haha. I plan to take up the violin, as well as a lot of other things, too. Flower gardening and floral art, embroidery and similar crafts, charms and jewelling, woodcrafting (sculpting and the link, mostly), cooking, music, and lots of other things. I might end up developing an entirely new art form out of sheer resourcefulness, too. We'll just have to see!
Thanks for the welcome - Uranium is an awesome undertaking and deserves the appreciation. Oddly enough, I have a vision for a massive collective effort as well - one that spans the world and all things. It's grandiose to be sure, but that's why I won't be trying to shoulder it all myself. The betterment of humanity, and the reconnection of humans to the planet nature, is probably the most massive, collective effort there is...at least on Earth. I don't know about other people, but considering what I've chosen to do, it's impossible to not appreciate Uranium and the collaboration it's taken to make it happen. The magnitude of the endeavor may be far smaller than my own vision, but it's ultimately built on the same principles.
Some of the concepts I came across in the game's plot are important for everyone on this side of the fourth wall, too. Even the bridge between fantasy and reality is apparent, hahah.
Cody Wrote:Glad to see another take interest in what has truly been a massive collective effort. Welcome aboard.
Thanks for the welcome - Uranium is an awesome undertaking and deserves the appreciation. Oddly enough, I have a vision for a massive collective effort as well - one that spans the world and all things. It's grandiose to be sure, but that's why I won't be trying to shoulder it all myself. The betterment of humanity, and the reconnection of humans to the planet nature, is probably the most massive, collective effort there is...at least on Earth. I don't know about other people, but considering what I've chosen to do, it's impossible to not appreciate Uranium and the collaboration it's taken to make it happen. The magnitude of the endeavor may be far smaller than my own vision, but it's ultimately built on the same principles.
Some of the concepts I came across in the game's plot are important for everyone on this side of the fourth wall, too. Even the bridge between fantasy and reality is apparent, hahah.
It is by descending into the pits of one's personal hells to face them, conquer them, and make them part of one's strength that one realizes what's called "true power."
