Currently I live in a room with an attached bathroom. It's a good sized bedroom. Unfortunately, I don't just need it to be a bedroom. What I actually need is for it to be a bedroom/work space.
Work space(n): A place wherein an individual can get things done- i.e. work/hobbies, planning, managing information, learning exercises- and keep the different aspects of life organized. Must include storage and organization for relevant materials- i.e.: beads and other craft supplies, books and other tools of reference, records, and small items necessary to keep technology well maintained.
Must also include a sizable surface area on which work can be accomplished.
So in other words, I've got to be able to sleep in here, get ready in here, be productive in here, and somehow have it not implode.
Right. Must find a site or something- I don't know, really anything- where someone can start giving me some ideas.
I mean, surely this is not a unique problem.
Yet again, I find myself wishing I knew the basics of building so I could design custom furniture/storage solutions which would actually stay together, not suck, and fit my needs.
Is there a class for that? Basics of building stuff: How to not be a complete idiot about it?
Monday, September 22, 2014
Ever have several ideas at once? Is there a word for that?
If there is, I don't know it, and don't feel like Googling it (how is Google STILL autocorrecting that? I feel it should be recognized as a word, already. I mean, they made it). So I'll go with brainsplode.
Some are pretty involved- they're fast, cover several topics and don't leave much room to breathe or form a completely coherent thought, search, or plan of action. Others are more a a faint pop and sizzle- something that is worth exploring at a later time, or at least meriting some consideration.
I've had one of the former, today, and while the lengthy list of ideas is rapidly slipping away, I figured I'd start this up so I could get some fragments up before they're flushed down the tubes and lost, for now, a few weeks or eternity.
Some are pretty involved- they're fast, cover several topics and don't leave much room to breathe or form a completely coherent thought, search, or plan of action. Others are more a a faint pop and sizzle- something that is worth exploring at a later time, or at least meriting some consideration.
I've had one of the former, today, and while the lengthy list of ideas is rapidly slipping away, I figured I'd start this up so I could get some fragments up before they're flushed down the tubes and lost, for now, a few weeks or eternity.
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