#fathersday #card de mi hija #family #<3
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Another #magic #book #published 2019 – most fun I’ve had writing a book. The #interview included #fireball and #snacks

#exciting things are starting to happen out here. #garden #food #tomatoes

#art #project for Amelia

Another Drusiph
I helped make another Drusiph comic. It’s an exciting life!
#newyear #celebrate #musicianslife

Goal Achieved!
I was honored to be published as a co-writer in two of the recent Drusiph comics (https://www.facebook.com/Drusiph/) Follow the Facebook page for more hilarious, topical, and sometimes infuriating comics in your feed. It’s worth the ride.
I should leave the #christmas #cookiedecorating to @cambridgesprinkles from now on. But it was still fun. :)
Why aren’t my resolutions working?
A declaration is not a decision. I would put will and effort into my declarations of “today I’m gonna lose weight and eat properly and exercise” or “tomorrow I begin” but those declarations have no power to effect change. It’s not one gigantic decision. It’s the hundreds or thousands of tiny decisions that make the difference. I can declare all I want to, it won’t make me lose weight.
Although this knowledge isn’t a solution to the problem, it will go far in changing the setting in my brain properly to make those little decisions, instead of making myself immediately feel better for the declarative “decision” then not doing anything about said decision and feeling all the worse off in the end for having made the declaration in the first place. The little decisions in their stead will have a working effect.
The cumulative result of these failed declarations is that I end up feeling powerless to make any decisions for my life, because the evidence shows that these almost invariably fail.
Declarations to self and others are useless and at best give temporary gratification that generates angst in the long run.
A Mixed Up Christmas by Matt Bennett
I released another album today – this one has Electronic/EDM/Trance styles plus a jazz rendition of God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen and an orchestral original song called Communion, Pizza, Lights. You can buy on my Bandcamp page, or get a physical copy here. I would be thrilled if you just gave it a listen, and share if you like it!
It really is entirely mixed up. Different styles with one theme. Enjoy!