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Today the Idea Fairy pelted me unrelentlessly with more new ideas than I believe I've had in the year and a half since I drew my last finished comic (getting sadder as each day passes and that damn page in the sketch book wont finish itself). Well that may be an exageration but still, I got a good 7 new ideas in the area of 10 minutes. (Let's see, that's about 0.7 ideas per minute! sorry, I seem to be obsessed with doing math problems lately) Only problem is that now I have to hook the scanner back up, figure out how to work more miracles on photoshop, and write 12 letters of copywrite usage requests (all to the same company or artists via that same company) which I think will have to be all sent in a large envelope (or even possibly a box for all the shit I'm writting) containing two slightly smaller envelopes that are separated by subject and such which may then contain another two envelopes each, one for publisher and one for artist via publisher, though I may just opt for those large paper clips on that one and the a separate business size envelope for each separate item being addressed. I wonder if organizing it like that and writting the same letter 12 times but with different names would look professional, especially for record keeping purposes... *sigh* Then there's 6+ stamps for the forwarding letters and then for the box... and a couple self addressed envelopes to myself for their repl(y/ies) and postit's or a cover letter to put on top to explain what I'm doing and what's in the box and all. God help me if the post office scans it and sees the paperclips and opens it and it arrives in shambles... from every idea springs a million things that are wrong with it. Ya know, I think I'm actually going to go through with this. When school starts up again I will write all of my letters during lunch and at the coffee shop. I'll give them to my English teacher to inspect for clenliness and correctness (lol) and ask them how I should set up the letter and sending it in. Then I'll print it all out and put it together when my dad isn't around so I can use all of the stamps and envelopes I need. Well, I've got a lot to look forward to when I get back to school...