Scribbling in notebooks takes up a lot of my time. Then I put them down. When I pick them back up, I look in the margins and top of the page to finds notes about movies and music. It’s funny that now the things that you think of in a split second and are lucky enough to write down; you can access them and bring them to life – or to a blog. Outsource your memory and your subconscious.
I’m sure this song says some craziness. I like Sandrine Bonnaire because she’s beautiful and the roles that she plays are usually very exciting and I tend to root for her when she’s in a movie. Plus her first name almost sounds like sardine, which makes it memorable.
This scene is from Russian Dolls a really funny movie about a modern writer. The English translation of the scene is about a street of ideal proportions. A metaphor for the protagonists’ relationship with the model in slow motion.
Blondes vs. Brunettes vs. Redheads
This was scribbled in there and I suppose I could get myself into a lot of trouble trying to explain the dynamics of the competition, so I will not. However, think of who you like the best, why, and if the proof carries beyond that person and into the whole group.
Almond Joy vs. Mounds
Not all that disssimilar of an argument as the one above, again, think hard.
Visual Design Fundamentals: A Digital Approach
On The Phone
Sometimes when I”m on a long phone conversation I write down sentences that stick with me:
“Funding homeless crack-smoke.”
“Stop mom, he’s handicapped!”
“There should be directions like flip”
“Melancholy people are only interesting in works of fiction.”
“Meals that have to defrost or marinate make it easier to set aside time in which to do nothing but let time go by”
Eat More THC
I’m sure this about pot cookies and the like. Truly it must be better for you then smoking all the time
Smile largely when possible.
Not sure about what that would mean other than emulating the Cheshire cat in Alice & Wonderland to befuddle folks instead of answering their questions.
iHop
Three Ton Purple Chariot
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