Hello, I just got back from the cafe.
     I got there early today.
     I can't sleep when it starts to be warm, so I might as well go out and get some stuff done.

     It was another typical day in the cafe.

     No one said hello to me, and no one acknowledged my work, much less bought something.

     Not a kind word in the house.

     That is normal.

     I take into account that I'm not the most approachable person in the world, either.

     I could use a shave.

     I still can't tell if shaving or not helps or hinders my sales.

     I've sold with both a clean-shaven face and an unkempt beard.

     It depends on whether or not the buyer lets my personal appearance get in the way of a sale.

     If they jusdge me like a cover of a book jacket, I probably don't want to sell to them anyway.

     I need people with depth to buy my paintings.

     Anyhow, I had two damn good cups of coffee. 

     Actually, I am finishing up my second cup now.

   
     I am trying to upload my second video that I made from 'Star Wars: The Old Republic'.
     It seems that playing the game interrupted the upload in the middle of the night, so I will try again.

     Sometimes that happens.

     Meanwhile, I am still trying to find a feasible way to type on this goddamn computer keyboard.
     My left hand can assume a normal position, but for my right hand, I have to use the forefinger, and peck that way.

     I am a pretty fast typist normally.

     I don't know, I just don't get much of a feel typing this way, or any way on a computer keyboard.  It doesn't feel real to me.  It feels really artificial.
     I don't know yet how this affects my writing.

     I do know that writing with a ball point pen can be very slow.  My brain works faster than I can write with a pen.  Then I get contemplative.
     Sentences can be shoprt or long.

     When you read long and drawn out passages from 19th century literature or before, just imagine that most of those people wrote with a crowquille pen, and that is quite laborious with the constant dipping of the pen into ink.
     I have written a lot with this kind of pen, which is actually kind of fun.
     It can also become a nightmare when ink is spilled.
     It is very difficult to clean up.
     Tape the inkwell to the table is my best advice.
     Otherwise, one knock from the pen can spill the whole inkwell all over hell.

     Anyhow, a guy from the bar with water on his brain fell and hit his head on the sidewalk.  An ambulance had to be called.
     He will be al right.
      I came upon what I thought was a bum asleep on the sidewalk, then I saw a 17" trail of blood, then I saw it was this guy I know.
     I rushed into the bar to alert the bartender, so then me and a couple of folks ran back to him, and he was standing up.
     I got him some ice.
     There was a nurse in the house, so I think she assessed that he needed a couple of stitches.

     I don't like this guy much, but I ran to help him anyhow.

     There are a couple of people that if they had fallen, I would not run back as fast, hahaha.

     Anyways, .....I guess it is time to play some 'Old Republic', and hope that my video uploads properly.

     I might as well link the current Philip K. Dick video I am watching....https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WM921saJqXc ....as I don't feel too lazy at this moment.
     It is a good documentary, much better than I thought it would be.
     If you want to learn about Philip K. Dick, I think this video is helpful.