I like to think that if my life depended on it, my friends, and my work, it would be my best life. This is my answer to this question.
When I first came to work for Leecon, I knew I wanted to be a writer. I had always loved to write comic books, and I had even written a few poems before I went to work. I had a couple of friends that I wanted to write with me, and I was already working on a couple of comics projects that I wanted to complete. But then things started to move faster than I could handle.
It took me a couple of years to realize that I didn’t want to do comics anymore, but then I realized I didn’t want to do any work that didn’t have a positive impact on other people. I started reading and watching different comic books, and the more I read, the more I realized how much I loved to read. It was like I had a new lease on life! That’s when I knew I had found my calling.
The comic is about a guy who tries to be a badass at work, but when the time comes to make a change, you just get to see his life. And it’s just a funny thing and that’s when I began to see that change in my mind. It was the first time I was aware of a new kind of change in my character’s life. And I was in shock, almost from the beginning.
And then I started thinking about other comic books, how I didn’t read them, how I only read comics about superheroes, and how I didn’t get the superhero thing. I think its kinda like how I was in the midst of an addiction and had a good friend who would tell me to quit. I’m not in that place anymore though, I’m just in the middle of a journey.
It’s like the transition period when you have to make a big change in your life. It can be overwhelming and scary as hell, but it’s also good because it gives you a chance to figure out your new normal. I had the same experience when I moved out of my parents house. It was a shock to the system, but it was also the best thing I could have done because it gave me an opportunity to start over.
I guess you could say that I’m in the ‘grey area.’ I’m not in the ‘black and white’ area where you’re at the mercy of your circumstances. I’m in the middle part of the ‘grey area’ where there are no black and white rules, but I’ve learned that the ‘grey area’ is where I belong.
I also think that grey areas are where you should stay. I think that once you’ve figured out your new normal it can be hard to go back to normal. But the good thing about grey areas is that you can always go back, so you can reset. Because there are no grey areas. So you can always go back. Unless you decide to step outside of your normal in some way.
I think lee felman is a great example of how grey areas are great, because once you know your new normal, it can feel so easy to step outside of it in some way. There are certain things you should keep an eye out for, because it will seem to be difficult to get back to your old way of being. But then again, those things are just things that you know you should expect, so not too bad.