
Okay, I have no idea what that meant either. I just drew me standing by a bush for some reason. Thought I might get some inspiration as I went on. Truth is, it's just very early on a Monday morning and I'm sleepy. My brain hasn't quite woken up yet.
Start of yet another week. I'm feeling a little lost at the moment. And the bin by my desk is full. What does it take to get a bin emptied around here?
An Amendment to this post:
I figured that perhaps the image would have more meaning if I added one more element. Still not sure what the meaning is though. 

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Question: what happens to the contents of your bin when they do get emptied?
I would think there'd be some form of secure disposal to prevent "outsiders" stealing your work.
There was a time when I was somewhat motivated to draw and/or write and there wasn't a piece of paper from A4 to Post-It that I tore into less than 50 pieces before I disposed of it.
Because I'd hate for something I considered absolute shit to become the next Drawn Together, a show that is still absolute shit that is loved by morons.
You know, I've honestly never thought about where my rubbish goes. I guess I thought nobody would ever care enough to look through it.
Dear Sir, I just thought you might find this interesting:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C84sR1OWrRA
Thanks for that. A very interesting interview.
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