I agree with you. I'm enjoying combining. It's kind of funny that the writing part comes faster, is easier, than doing the images, so it's the images I do first, since the writing also seems to flow when I'm working with the images. It's all quite an experience to have and I'm looking at words differently now, more as a "painter's palette", in a sense.
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Life is there to be experienced and whilst in certain aspects staying in ones' lane is preferable, sometimes it's good to get out there and explore.
Me too. I blame the lanes...They go bloody everywhere. No structure at all. #notmyfault
...and I have several. Machetes.
I'm particular with mine also. My favourite one is Australian Army issue circa Vietnam War. Balanced and holds a pretty good edge, heavy but not so much that one can't control it when swung which is important for an effective back-swing.