Dream Weaver

To be honest, the thought of learning PhotoShop and DreamWeaver on my own made me a little nauseous. So, of course, I put it off for almost a week. A friend of mine told me to just start damn it, so I did. I started with the PhotoShop book, and spent some time on each lesson. I am officially half way done with that book. I started there because I already knew some stuff, and thought that PhotoShop would be better for me to have under my belt for the long haul, and DreamWeaver could be learned a little at a time. Well, I started DreamWeaver today and I can officially say - I HATE IT, IT SUCKS!!!! To be fair I have only worked on one lesson, but so far it is a little confusing, to say the least, and the book doesn't do much about explaining it. Maybe most of it comes from the fact that I am totally new to this world, but it makes me worried to ever take on actual clients to make a design for them if they eventually want something from me on the web.

Anyway, took out a pair of old kicks today. A green pair of Adidas that I LOVE. They are so old that they don't really have any support left, but one day isn't going to kill me - especially since I am only planning on walking to my car to go to work later. Mostly I just sit here in front of the computer and stare at images that I'm trying to change in some form or fashion. Don't need good shoes for that. My butt sure does hurt after awhile, but that is a personal problem.