The Crow: Quickie

Saturday, September 24, 2011

Quickie

Found this at one of the artist blogs I follow. Funny post, cool video.

Out running errands this morning. Hope all of you are having a great day, wherever you are.

5 comments:

Should Fish More said...: I want one.
Hope you have a good autumn, ms. crow. I'm getting ready for a 6 month road trip, no shoveling snow for me this winter.
Cheers,
Mike; Saturday, September 24, 2011
Michelle said...: PS
Why I'm really here - a funny meme because I'm so out of blogging and need to reconnect. So...

I have a TAG post, about mangled song lyrics, if you want to play, add your link to my blog here:

http://crows-feet.blogspot.com/2011/09/way-to-armadillos.html

:); Saturday, September 24, 2011
Spadoman said...: I enjoyed reading the post at the link you provided. lad I stopped in and happier that you seem to be doing well.

Peace; Sunday, September 25, 2011
Marinela said...: Enjoyed the link, Thanks for sharing with us!; Tuesday, September 27, 2011
susan said...: He appeared to be pitched forward.; Friday, September 30, 2011

Meaningful Quotes

"We are displaced by time."

-Marian Marshall Suplee Griest, late (first) mother-in-law, spoken to me in January 1994, in a dream after her death.

"We've got to live, no matter how many skies have fallen." - D. H. Lawrence (via Whiskey River, 8-22-2014)

"There is something scary about letting ourselves
go. It means that we will screw up, that we will relinquish the possibility of perfection. It means that we will say things we didn't mean to say and express feelings we can't explain. It means that we will be onstage and not have complete control, that we won't know what we're going to play until we begin,
until the bow is drawn across the strings.

While this spontaneous method might be frightening, it's also an extremely valuable source of creativity. The lesson about letting go is that we contain our own creativity. We are so worried about playing the wrong note or saying the wrong thing that we end up with nothing at all." - Jonah Lehrer (via Whiskey River, 10/22/2014)