
Usually when this happens to me I do one of two things: I either frantically grab at whatever's closest and easiest and then ruin it, or I do nothing and am disappointed. Well, actually either way I'm disappointed. Whenever I grab at something I tend towards the project that's been bugging me the most. Something that I should take my time over and think about. But instead I do a half-bummed job of it and end up frustrated and disappointed.
I guess the trick needs to be to find a way to channel all that creative energy into a really great project. Instead of trying to catch one butterfly in a swarm of one thousand that all look alike, to see where the most unique butterfly is. It may not even be in that swarm you are focusing on. I don't catch butterflies, as a rule. I prefer to watch them from a distance. But I do know that any time you want to catch something precious, it's best to find one that's a bit more isolated from the crowd. Unless you're eating it of course, then it shouldn't matter, but I digress...
So, you can guess from all this rambling that I haven't started a new project yet. I have been very productive doing sorting and organizing, collecting, cleaning and storing. But no real project just yet. I wonder how others deal with this type of thing. Has it ever happened to you? Please tell me I'm not alone in this!!
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