So THANKS SO MUCH to my dad for making a new one for me!!
Now I don't have to work on my bed or my lap! New stuff tomorrow!!! yay!
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This won't be the only thing I post everyday. I'll post my cartoons or photos or random drawings, but this is cool (maybe just for me) to see my thought process and the evolution of my doodles.

By Fiona Macrae
Memory aid: Doodling helps people remember more and stop daydreaming
It seems those of us who covered our school books with scribbles may not have had an entirely wasted education.
For doodling may actually be good for the brain, scientists claim.
Far from being a sign of inattention, it is thought to focus the mind and stop daydreaming, allowing people to persevere with dull tasks.
Researcher Jackie Andrade, who conducted a study into the habit, said: 'This study suggests that in everyday life doodling may be something we do because it helps keep us on track with a boring tasks, rather than being an unnecessary distraction that we should try to resist.'
Professor Andrade, of Plymouth University, asked 40 men and women to listen to a tedious telephone message about plans for a party.
It included names of guests, as well as names of people who would not attend, place names and other irrelevant material.
None of the participants was told they were to be tested to see how much they remembered afterwards.
The doodlers - around half of those who took part - had written down more names while listening to the message, the journal Applied Cognitive Psychology reports.
They also had better recall for both the party-goers' names and place names mentioned in the recording - remembering nearly a third more than the others.
Professor Andrade said that doodling may help because it is simple enough not to drain brainpower, therefore allowing the mind to carry out a task without affecting how well it is done.
And by preventing concentration from wandering, it may help us focus better.
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College was a few years ago... but while I was there I was fortunate enough to draw a comic for the weekly newspaper, 'The Vector'. I dutifully entitled it "Shower Sandals".. since all college kids (who dorm) need... you guessed it, shower sandals.
I was really kicking myself i didnt' have my real camera with me during my drive home from work (this was awhile ago, before the time change). I thought the jet black silhouettes of the buildings and telephone pole looked like ink on a watercolor background. I know it's not as impressive or inspiring as the real thing was, but it came out pretty good for a camera phone.
A shampoo bottle might seem random, but the "Wow. You're Hot!" title on the top caught my eye... everyday since it is been open in my shower. The other bottles my mom has on hand say "Simply Beautiful" and "Hey Good Looking". Haha.... very cute marketing. I very much appreciated it, and actually did laugh when i read them.