Okay, I'm going easy on myself.
1) I'm going to get into the Austin poetry scene. I really don't have a good excuse not to. Attend one reading a month at least.
2) 5 days a week, 5-10 minutes a day, practice all those hobbies I want to learn how to do. Specifically, I really want to play my didjeredoo(s) well. Or stop buying the durn things.
3) Get poetry published. Somewhere.
Hopefully 3 will follow naturally from 1, but I've been so lazy for the last four years, writing-wise!
1) I'm going to get into the Austin poetry scene. I really don't have a good excuse not to. Attend one reading a month at least.
2) 5 days a week, 5-10 minutes a day, practice all those hobbies I want to learn how to do. Specifically, I really want to play my didjeredoo(s) well. Or stop buying the durn things.
3) Get poetry published. Somewhere.
Hopefully 3 will follow naturally from 1, but I've been so lazy for the last four years, writing-wise!
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No, you don't. You're as good as any of them.
I ran across a reading at Hastings in Round Rock a few years ago while I was browsing. I listened for a while; it was very interesting. I thought about tracking them down and attending another reading, but I never did. No matter -- they'd probably expect me to write the stuff, and I really suck at that. Writing poetry, in my opinion, is about ten times harder than writing prose.