KaidaSerenity

As the final hour of 2010 draws to a close I find myself thinking back on the past year. A lot has happened this year.  I graduated from one college and began going to another.  I learned a lot about myself and other things as well. I had some great classes this semester, and this past spring as well.  I miss my friends, but I find myself looking forward to the future. I know that things won't change unless I change them myself.  I look forward to trying to be a better person this coming year.  To try and be more myself and not what people expect of me.  I hope to do even better at my classes and school work.  I want to be a better person.

Wow... hard to believe that I've actually been on this site.  And yet, I look at what I have done here on this sight, and look at what other people have done with less time and I think "Why can't I do more?"  I suppose I'm feeling a bit reflective this morning, but in some ways it's very true. I have many people, mostly family, telling me my art is fabulous, that I do great work, that I have talent, and yet I compare myself to people that I follow here on dA and I think what I do is crap.  They do say "You're your own worst critic" and I suppose it's true. Anyways, enough self-pity for me, I just need to draw more really and post things mor

I just got home from seeing "How to Train Your Dragon".  BEST animated movie I've seen in years.  Made me feel like I was 10 again.  It was amazing. I had so much fun.  I went with just my mom and the two of us were almost the only other people.  There was a grandmother and granddaughter there as well, but they didn't get mad at us for laughing or cheering or clapping or anything. I'm not going to spoil anything, but I am definitely getting that move when it comes out on DVD, hell, if they have a special edition, I'll get that.  I simply can't wait. My mind is still buzzing with the movie, it was just so good!  The story was original (even