Today I am assigned to paste four pictures of my heroes.


Oprah, Jesse Owens, Spock, and Jimmy Carter
Musings and personal thoughts on life, family, memories, and events.
Today I am assigned to paste four pictures of my heroes.


Oprah, Jesse Owens, Spock, and Jimmy Carter
This exercise is about maximizing tips by setting up rivalries that will get support from people. I dance Salsa, so the only bar-type environment I’ve ever experienced is Salsa night. Here are some rivalries that might get some people voting with their tips:

On-1 Vs. On-2
Old School Vs. New Guys
Salseros Vs. Bachateros
Live Music Vs. DJ’s

I always tip well, even if all I get is a soda. On each of these, I would put my money in On-1, Old School, Salseros, and DJ’s.

“Immature poets imitate; mature poets steal; bad poets deface what they take, and good poets make it into something better, or at least something different. The good poet welds his theft into a whole of feeling which is unique, utterly different from that from which it was torn.” – T.S. Eliot
I am at my WriteHers’ Group at Monkey Nest in Austin, TX. My exercise for the night is to create captions for circles.









The journal I’m reading highlights the artist’s way of looking at the world as though always “casing the joint”, finding inspiration everywhere, using ideas from unlikely places, and creating new art from all those great ingredients.
Today’s activities ask me to make 8 captions for a triangle. 








I’m not sure the real purpose of this exercise, except to maybe get the brain thinking a bit more globally, but there it is. Tomorrow is circles. By the way, I thought of the words, then went and found images for them afterwards. I don’t think it would be cheating, though, to scroll through images for ideas, especially since this whole book is about stealing for artistic use.