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Simon and Garfunkel once sang, in unison:



I do love having a lot of projects on the go. It's nice to keep the brain busy and always thinking, and as an added bonus, if I can't think of anything for one project I will have thought of things for another and I can work on that. Finishing them becomes incredibly satisfying, too, as it's like taking a huge chunk of weight off your shoulders, and now you're only balancing maybe two or three projects.

Or maybe I should slow down and focus on just one at a time. I don't know. But like Simon and Garfunkel sang, it'd be a nice feeling to have no promises to keep. Technically most of my promises aren't to anyone, more personal projects to keep myself busy, but they're promises to myself, to keep working on things so that I don't end up in a job I hate forever. That there's a chance that one day, the work I put into the children's show I'm working on with Wilson, will be recognised when I go to pitch it to a studio. Or that a publisher will read and sell one of the many, many books I've got planned or am already writing. Or that a studio will option a script I write. Something.

Still, it'd be nice to sleep in, do nothing but play Arkham Origins all day, and then go to sleep. Dappled.

Things I'm looking forward to finishing soon:

• This animated interview for the Bilderberg Movie
• The first episode scripts for the kids show
• A first draft of my Jack o' the Smoke novel (more on that at a later date!)
• Illustrations for a self-help book I've been asked to do

Looks fun.



But hey, it's not like fun and time-dropping-petals-on-me aren't happening! Our Halloween party was pretty fun! Wilson even cooked up some sweet effects to scare the world with.


Check 'em out!






With the horrors of a close-up of my face all a-ringing in your eyes. I think this is the perfect place to end the blog. Or in the words of Paul and Art (what are they called again?)







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