SkyTurtle137

What does it take to be happy? Is happiness only found in happy endings? Or can it be found on the way to the end? I often wish I could be fifteen again. Not because I have an unhealthy obsession with regaining lost youth, but because that seems to be the age when I was the closest to knowing everything. The world was so much easier to figure out. My biggest problem was deciding what I wanted to be when I grew up. The options were rock star, professional racing driver, shipwreck diver, pilot, graphic artist, writer, traveling philosopher on a motorcycle, cartoonist, pro baseball player, or architect. I remember thinking at one time that I co

I recently experienced firsthand just how easy it is to lose -- or, more accurately, to misplace -- your creative muse. Over the past few years I have believed my Web design skills to be improving. Each successive project became more daring and included more complex code. Then, a few days ago, I was looking for a particular piece of coed that I knew I had used in a Website some years before. I went back through an old computer and found the forgotten project. And I was shocked. It's design was fresh, clean and much more visually engaging than the one I had completed just a few months before. How could this be? How could my art had become les