Month: March 2018
Write Simply or Like You Walked Out of a Thesaurus?!
“I tell my students that when you write, you should pretend you’re writing the best letter you ever wrote to the smartest friend you have. That way, you’ll never dumb things down. You won’t have to explain things that don’t need explaining. You’ll assume… Continue Reading “Write Simply or Like You Walked Out of a Thesaurus?!”
Book Recommendation: Middlesex
“At the age of forty-one, l feel another birth coming on.” -Calliope Stephanides- Publisher: Picador Publication: June 5, 2007 (1st edition in 2002) Page Number: 544 pages Jeffrey Eugenides wrote Middlesex after The Virgin Suicides, which the latter was adapted into a movie in… Continue Reading “Book Recommendation: Middlesex”
Book Recommendation: Freakonomics
“Information is a beacon, a cudgel, an olive branch, a deterrent–all depending on who wields it and how.” -Steven D. Levitt- “If you ask enough questions, strange as they seem at the time, you may eventually learn something worthwhile.” -Stephen Dubner- Publisher: William Morrow… Continue Reading “Book Recommendation: Freakonomics”
Various Pictures Relative to My Current Thoughts and Moods
Some claim pictures say a thousands words, and so here are pictures that probably say a thousand words or more.
My Juice Detox Thoughts Now That The Seven Days Are Done
I’m going to be again brutally honest. I wasn’t exactly sure what to expect on this seven day juice detox. I know there are no easy fixes to losing weight. I also know being healthy is more important than anything else. A person can… Continue Reading “My Juice Detox Thoughts Now That The Seven Days Are Done”
Hills After the Fire Near Sepulveda Boulevard
The fire is gone near the Getty, but the hills continue to grow to be what they once were before the flames. Grass seed was laid down and some of it has definitely taken root. It’s hard to take photos of it when driving… Continue Reading “Hills After the Fire Near Sepulveda Boulevard”
March 2018: African Sculpture
African Sculpture I’m carrying the tradition of focusing on a certain country or continent instead of a particular artist. I’ve made a few clay masks in my life during various art classes. They are fun to make. African sculpture was first made from wood… Continue Reading “March 2018: African Sculpture”
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Stand Still Near Trees Like a Wandering Giraffe
Take Flight From a Pond Like Exploring Ducks
Sit Sleeping in the Grass Like a Young Rabbit
Swim Easily in the Water Like Curious Fish
