fromankyra @fromankyra@wandering.shop

if you treat your tools and materials with respect, treat yourself with respect too. you're a crucial part of the process.

it basically becomes an annoying part of the project. i don't like it, but i know the project isn't going to be as good if i don't do it. press your seams, block your knits, drink your water.

maybe this is obvious, but it took me a while to grasp.

on the other hand, if i appeal to my perfectionism, i can instead say, this project is not going to be at the standard i expect it to be if i am hungry/sleep deprived/dehydrated. and that works a lot better. i'm not happy about it, but i'll do it.

like if i'm working on a project, and i think, i should eat/sleep/drink water to be healthy, i'm unlikely to listen to that impulse, because i know that i can survive not doing the healthy thing just this once.

so, one thing that is potentially obvious, but i've found has helped reframe the way i deal with hyperfocus and bodily needs is by making it about the project.

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sweet mother, i cannot play mario kart, slender athena has filled me with longing to weave

I finally finished my felt Niko Oneshot project! I'm really happy with how this turned out, and especially how the lighting played nice when i was taking pictures.

poll time
which direction is you blahaj smooth in?
(please boost)

(commiseration is very welcome though)

i am in the process of dealing with it, advice unwelcome

moth infestation my beloathed

*points at a large natural or artificial lake used as a source of water supply*: is this a computer?

when u and ur friends get a good grade in keysmash survey, something that is both reasonable to want and possible to achieve,

me forty minutes ago: hey i'm kinda bored
me five minutes later: hey i should go to kirkstall abbey
me now: is on a train to headingley

rarely do i ever feel quite so french as i do today

I had a hard time focusing in a meeting so i did some doodles