I really wish I could stick to blogging, but I'm not particularly fond of writing about things involving people I know. It's not really my position to talk about them, and even if they wouldn't care it's not really something I'd necessarily feel like sharing in a potentially public manner. I think this is why I've had such a hard time motivating myself to write; my stories are about people for a change. It has been a nice change of pace for me personally, but it isn't so good for my blog. Luckily, I sketched a new idea for a blog theme and am nearly done setting up my WordPress dummy install so I can begin crafting my new theme. This one never really got finished, it didn't get the minimalist feel and there wasn't a lot of consistency to the design. I'm bringing back the sidebar in the new ...

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It's odd that my lack of web inspiration has not resurfaced. Usually I'll be working on something if not my blog, but for a while now, other than updating some icons I was doing for cherrypie, I haven't done anything. I'd planned out one personal site for someone that I'd barley started, and I still need to talk over the frequently postponed project of SupremeSonic's blog. Music has inspired me to get a bit more serious with my drum practicing, and I may even go back to the piano soon to try and come up with something for fun. The same method isn't seeming to work for web design, though, even when it's all casual projects. I have a hard time making something without just feeling like I'm ripping it off. Any suggestions? I suppose setting a date where I want this or that done by and simply ...

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