Feel Bummed Out?

[Cyberthrasher]

or the best one, this next part is easy... I can't mess this up... crap!!!!!!!!!!!! lol

That's the one that gets me every time!! Surprisingly I only have one totally scrapped project in my pile though, but it will make a good strop at a later date.

[Relly]

@Andy: I am feeling that exact way right now, and I just finished a project.

The project looks nice, best I have ever done ... and yet, yeah, bummed out for no good reason.

*Shrug*

[AndyL1]

Oh just that? LOL. I do that all the way through to temper the effects of the euphoria of creating. Cheryl

The euphoria of creating. I like!

@Andy: I am feeling that exact way right now, and I just finished a project.

The project looks nice, best I have ever done ... and yet, yeah, bummed out for no good reason.

*Shrug*

Yeah me too! Almost done with a new bag (photos soon!) and I can wait to start another one already.

-Andy

[Mudruck]

The "joke" was that usually when done, for me, the dissapointment isn't from it being over. But, from "I shoulda done this, that would have looked so much better, that really just isn't what I had in my head, dang, I really just ruined this and probably shoulda done it over, wow, that didn't really work out as planned, man I won't do that this that way again, or the best one, this next part is easy... I can't mess this up... crap!!!!!!!!!!!! lol

Heh, I have that once in a while. I usually do a 'Woohoo!' that one is done, and then I look at the next project in line and it all just starts over again hehehe.

[ramrod]

no, i don't get bummed out. i try to grasp a sense of accomplishment for what i've done. we're all our own worst critics, so i take the opportunity to relish the completion of the job.....if i can.

if it went really well, i often wish that i could make another, or the person will be inspired to have me make something else for them - while i'm riding that high.