The sad thing, I suppose, is that every action is always triggered by another event. We are never truly original, or originary in that sense. But I don't think it means that we should feel bad about only doing something because we are "inspired" by something else (or maybe this is to assuage my guilt).
Apologies for the randomness.
My supervisor, I have not noted here, is Prof. Ryan Bishop. Seriously, it's not 'cause we share the same first name, but I bow before his awesomeness. I don't think what I've done so far has lived up to his expectations (not that I think he has that much expectation of me), but I'm pretty inspired after this last consult with him. I just hope that inspiration stays long enough.
Catch the flame before it dies.
Sigh. Nothing much written since the last entry.
Strange how sometimes when you’re a little (or maybe a lot) emotional a stray thought pops into your mind that has nothing to do with why you’re feeling that way (or maybe it’s just me that can get distracted by my own thoughts). I asked myself recently, during one of these experiences, isn’t there something that I can take from this into my thesis?
My thesis hardly claims to be an objective paper; we all know no such thing exists. So why can’t I seem to direct this emotional energy towards it?
The largest writer’s block couldn’t have chosen a worse time to befall me.
(Also, MacJournal is telling me my Blogger password is wrong. MacJournal AND/OR Blogger Fail.)
