Strange Folk Decision Time

Tomorrow's the day I find out whether or not I'm accepted to Strange Folk. I'm kind of nervous. Like I've somewhat said before, I've never really thought of my creations as being anything someone would really want to have as their own. Regardless, it'll be a little frustrating and upsetting if I don't get chosen. Over the years, I've gotten better about handling rejection... but it would still be a blow to my self-confidence. And I've already had enough of that with my job search over the past five or six months! So, cross yer fingers for me and wish me luck.

I would love to have a talent that I could pursue in the comfort of my own home that would be able to support me and my furries. I suppose most other artists - or wanna-be artists! - want the same thing. Not many people would turn down an opportunity to make a living doing what they love without having to go anywhere. I guess I really wouldn't want to solely do crafts for a living (I'm thinkin' burn out/"crafter's block"), but it would be nice if my creativity could become a workable second/part-time income.