I’ve started a new tradition for myself that easily fulfills my personal requirements for a tradition. Being that it: 1) requires very little to accomplish, 2) is an excuse to do something I wanted to do anyway, and 3) conveniently occurs about the same time that I can perform said tradition. It’s not much but I have already immensely enjoyed this little ritual and plan to continue it. That tradition? Reading manga for New Year’s.
Welp, I finished a film for a festival, wrote & edited several Tavern Tall Tales, and have been submitting proposals for 2024. This year was pretty jam-packed. The new house has taken priority over writing recently (but I wanna take a bath before New Year’s) but I’m still plugging away.
I read three of the “Inheritance Cycle” books in high school and never finished the four for some reason. Starting to work at a library has meant that I have way more access to and reminders of needing to read more. So I did. With dragons and blackjack!
I finally got back around to the namesake of this blog, modeling. Well, *looks at self* at least 3D modeling. I’ve been working through a tutorial series on Udemy by GameDev.Tv.
Hey! I realized I don’t really update much about my professional life. I spent several years in careers where I was either sworn to secrecy because my work was considered a national security risk (telecommunications & financial services) or because I dealt with sensitive personal information (academic assessment). This made me a little cagey about my work. Years of having to restrain my answers to just what I would wanna hear a stenographer read back to me trained it out of me.
However, I am now exactly where I’ve been trying to get to! I’m a librarian at USAO working in the makerspace!
Calculating Normals 
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