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Fanime was amazing but it totally left me sick for weeks 
after I got better, I went through the letters I got and found one that had nothing but $20 and a note describing one of my posters. It looked like someone made a mistake and accidentally gave me their money without getting a poster. I want to return that money so If it was you, please e-mail me at Yuumei.yan@gmail.com with your name and address.
I've read this week an interesting article in 'Der Spiegel' (the most intelligent weekly journal in Germany in my opinion) about the stress with the web. Our information society creates stress with new information every minute, and researchers have found employees being less effective while working in a state of multitasking between their usual business, using the net, writing mail and so on. There was a pilot scheme to shut down all lines of information for two hours on a eight hour working day, and all employees told the researchers they felt eased from this flood of information.
It's funny to read this article right now 'cause I had this feeling quite often in the last years. I was really addicted to the internet some years ago, plaing roleplaying games via net was all I did for a long time, all friends I had were from the net - and I often abandoned everything else for this, but I didn't got happier with it. It was quite like being tied up, but without the relief of finished projects.
It took a long and hard process to kick this habit, and sometimes, when I had a long day at work with several informationfloods over my head I even don't want to talk to my boyfriend at home just to breathe again. The last two weeks, as I took a nearly complete break from the internet, were a measure to get fresh air in my heart's lungs again. This was the time to visit the 'Drachenfest 2008', a really big LARP convention with over 5000 other people from all over Europe, and having a full week to play at my Computer (at home without the net) and draw again as much as possible.
Well, I'm feeling good now, those vacancies could have lasted longer, but well, that's how it is - the good stuff always has its limits. It was time enough to draw the first pages of my new comic project 'The Agency' and get the ideas into pictures - but first I'm going to finish 'A Special Day' (to fight down my tendences to start many things but never finish them). Hope you had some good days, too - I'm back in business (and this were many words to tell it^^).
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Clubs I'm member of - feel free to visit them:
Peaceful 
Der einzigeste Vorteil ist, dass mein Schatz, z.B. auch durch das Netz viel daheim erledigen kann, sodass ich ihn auch bei mir habe und wenn er mich zu reden braucht, ich immer fuer ihn neben seiner Arbeit da bin.
Ansonsten finde ich es auch immer wieder aetzend, wenn man Psychovampiren im Netz begenet, die ueberhaupt kein Verstaendnis dafuer haben, dass man auch ein "reales Leben" hat und nicht immer on ist.
Es gibt Leute, da wundert es mich wirklich, wieviel Zeit und Leben sie in das Internet stecken und es von anderen auch erwarten.
Hier in Japan ist Internet schoen, wenn ich mit Leuten, die ich mag trotz Entfernung Kontakt halten kann, aber am Wochenende geniesse ich es, mit der Familie etwas zu unternehmen und auch sonst, nehme ich mir auch gern mal Zeit "nur fuer mich"
fakt ist daß der psychologe nicht mehr für frustrierte hausfrauen in der midlife-crisis ist, immer wenn ich da bin, sehe ich junge leute um die 20-25, die meistens burn-out oder prüfungs/leistungsstress haben. ich könnte jetzt so richtig loslegen, ich glaube, ich lasse das lieber.
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