Does this mean I want to be some sort of artist. When someone asks me what "I do" it sounds so presumptuous to say "I'm an artist". Should I say "I want to be an artist"...that doesn't sound right either.
So, what am I?
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Thursday, January 1, 2009
What do I want to be when I grow up???
Even though I'm grown and qualify for a "special discount" at most places, I'm still trying to figure out what I want to be when I grow up. There are so many different things I want to do like, make jewelry, create journals and paper crafts, write a book, learn to paint...
Does this mean I want to be some sort of artist. When someone asks me what "I do" it sounds so presumptuous to say "I'm an artist". Should I say "I want to be an artist"...that doesn't sound right either.
So, what am I?
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Does this mean I want to be some sort of artist. When someone asks me what "I do" it sounds so presumptuous to say "I'm an artist". Should I say "I want to be an artist"...that doesn't sound right either.
So, what am I?
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What's wrong with saying "I am an artist?" It looks to me as though you are! You might want to read the book The Renaissance Soul by Margaret Lobenstine. I think she describes you -- lots of interests. And her point is: what's wrong with that? Embrace it!
You sound alot like me. I finally decided to just say "I am an artist", because I really am! My art is beautiful to me! I had a flight attendant ask me if I was an artist as she saw me making zentangles on a recent flight. I said yes, and ever since then, I have believed I was.
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