You may think it is an easy task writing about a journey you have undertaking, but its not that easy. Even though I know there is a book to be written about this journey, I am struggling to write it. Now I know what it is like to have writers block. Yet I have all the materials to do this and still cannot come up trumps. I cannot afford to bring in a professional writer to do this and do not know anyone who would be willing to help such a book to be created, published or has the time to do such a thing.
Everyone has to earn a living somehow and it is even harder when you are always caught up in a catch twenty-two situation. I am no longer homeless due to meeting someone and I have no income coming in to carry on writing and creating miniature art pieces. I cannot seem to find a way to even sell my art on the web also due to personal problems. Sorry for the inconvenience and to all those people who supported me on this journey of a lifetime.
I will still carry on writing this story and maybe in the future the book can happen. Now I have to see if I can find a job that is going to pay my way in life. This easier said than done as I lack qualifications to do many jobs.
I love creating my sculptures and travelling. I love meeting people and putting smiles on their faces. I love giving inspiration to others. Yet I also want to have a normal life and be happy. At least I can say I lived the dream for a short period of time and was proud to attempt such a journey. Maybe I can do such a journey again, or take two or three down on their luck people and give them a chance to be noticed as artists and not down and outs. Who knows.
For me at the moment it looks like my dream is over.
Thank you everyone.
A unique blog by a man of many talents. Yes I am Dr Geebers. A crazy man who fell on hard times. Yet I pulled myself out of the gutters of life by creating loose pebble sculptures on U.K. beaches and poetry rhymes. From being no one with nothing to walking the coast of the U.K. 6800 miles, creating on 40+ beaches and moving over 2000 tonnes of pebbles/stones. While living outside with no sponcership or funding.
Monday, 6 February 2012
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