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What I learned last week (#71)
Learned last week: Noticing birds, isolation tips from sub commanders and astronauts, unsolicited advice, and more.
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The side of the mountain
It’s the sides of the mountain which sustain life, not the top. Here’s where things grow.
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Four little fires
I like to think of art projects like little fires. First you gather your wood (the materials), you built it (get everything set-up) and then you light it. When inspiration strikes, you get burning.
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Signs of life
Something inspired by the great short story “The Great Silence” by Ted Chiang, from his most recent collection of short stories: Exhalation. Also, this is my first time using a Pigma Brush pen I picked up in Amsterdam. Every parrot has a unique call that it uses to identify itself; biologists refer to this as…
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Lighthouse
Early morning before anyone was up, Vivi showed me how she learned to draw a lighthouse. Later, Sam and Kav were waiting for me after my run, full of goofball faces. Feeling more than grateful. The night before I read this: Studies have confirmed what’s pretty obvious – having children makes people even unhappier. But…
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What I learned last week (#56)
Learned last week: New tools both analog and digital, predictions for the future, and best to fight water with water.
