Finally done with the CE

I am siced young. I finally completed all of my continuing education
(CE) requirements for my insurance license, which means all I have to
deal with now are fees and what not. Instead of fighting to get into
work, travelling down slippery back roads, I opted to stay home and take
care of this thing that had been weighing me down. I can now look to
get back into the creative mindset that I had been building the weeks
prior to having to switch gears to handle my CE requirements. I don't
know what I was thinking getting licensed for both mortgage origination
and life insurance so close together, but the drain on the pockets is no
joke, man, trust. Don't necessarily plan to write a bunch of insurance
as of right now, but I do want the license ready and active should the
opportunity arrive.

Anyway, my hope is to get back to the screenplay I had picked back up
before the end of last year, and fiddle with that a bit. Hopefully, if
my tax return is nice enough (fingers crossed), I can cop a G5 Mac Pro
and start the graphic novel I finally decided I was going to dedicate
the majority of my time to. I have four in different phases (all
relatively early), and three are directly related to each other. I
decided to go with one over the others because I can see the story from
the ground and an aerial view the best, which should make it the easiest
to tackle. But, if the tax return ain't right, I will use the money
pretty much to offset different expenses I incur(red). Either way, it's
a win-win scenario for me. Busy weekend coming up for the kid, what are
you getting into?