Quantity, not quality

I've been drawing quite a bit lately. I have three sketchbooks going right now. One is a small 5" square hardback sketchbook that I mostly practice brush inking in. One is an old copy of an Agatha Christie novel that I draw a picture on each page (just fronts) based on something in the text for each page. It's a little exercise I am doing with my friend John. His cartoons are better than mine, but I am having fun with it. My third book is a three-ring binder filled with hole-punched copy paper. This is where I have been doing the most work -- I just carry it around and do line drawings every chance I get. This one is about practicing seeing and drawing and about letting go of the idea that I can't draw. If a picture sucks, then so what, I flip the page and start the next one. A couple I have liked, most are crap, but it's getting easier every day. If I had a scanner, I'd post these more regularly, but I have to fight with the undergrads for the computers connected to scanners here at work, and today was the first day I got on one in a week. Maybe I'll do a little scanner research today.