Archives for 2015

Three days can be squeezed into one, or rather, the activities of three days can.

This can be good. It can rush things.

At times gazing at the horizon imagining being on the horizon – that can be good.

If you could structure creative innovation breakouts and have them deliver every possible idea and invention – you would.

Meanwhile, find a good chair a pleasing location…the horizon awaits.

You might choose emerald green and I’ll choose a rich crimson red.

The swirl of different colours on large wall spaces adds pause, wonder and cheer to the day for many passing by.

An artist conveys something, not always knowing what this is, but there is always at least a feeling – even if the “language” may be newly invented by the one who wields the brush.

It’s a new galaxy of possibilities when you look beyond still life, portraits and landscapes, to the unrestricted sea of creative dreams that is abstract art.

When you add lively colors to this genre, you have a feast of visual messages.

Boats were used. And an island.

There was only one way to invade and one way to complete the rescue.

High above the ground, they would use catapults from the treetops.

In effect, they would “jump in” as human catapulted surprise guests.

At your next dinner for friends…who will catapult in?

They’ll all sit down in the end.

Driving along narrow lanes, meeting others, but not seeing them.

We talk of “meeting” other cars on the road, as if the cars could talk.
Yet what we do is avoid them, pass them, leave enough space. That’s definitely the best idea.

The roads are defined at their edges by those trees, leading to hedges and furrowed fields, which then define the curves of the land.

When people gather to hear the gossip of local legend and the stories of travel afar, they hold heads high as if to tune in their ears, like an old radio dial.

New roads and new events connect. Somewhere.

Batteries live longer than peanuts.

Peaches get more votes than plums.

Airplanes win over rowing boats.

And, you win all the time.

It’s just that sometimes you don’t even know it.

Congratulations!