On Tuesday nights, I take part in a figure drawing class. Well, it’s not really a class, it’s uninstructed. But a model shows up and a bunch of us come and draw. And this time turned out okay. Not great, but not my worst, either.

Of course, doing this sort of thing at work is a bit of a mixed blessing. I’m fortunate enough to work with some amazing artists. One of the best parts of that is that I’m constantly learning and, hopefully, getting better. But it’s also very humbling to know just how far I have to go…

The other day, my iPhone started asking me for my password. No big deal, right? Except that it did this in the middle of me using another app. That was a little odd, so I immediately quit to the home screen. Then, it asked me for my password again. So I canceled again, but I was starting to worry a bit. I think it was just a little hiccup related to me upgrading the iPhone OS or upgrading iTunes.

Anyways, I was able to resolve it by doing a sync with my computer. When I did that, I got asked to type my iTunes password on my notebook, which I did. Then, it downloaded a huge update for one of my apps (I think it was the Lonely Planet guide that I got for free once). I’ve also heard that this might happen if your credit card that you have on file has expired.

So if it happens to you, don’t panic. In general, it’s probably better not to type in your password when you’re not expecting to have to type it in and it’s easy to sync to your computer to see if that fixes the problem.

I made a little video last week and I thought you might enjoy it:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iI0ljNVYh10