It gets rummaged It gets put away. It’s all part of the fondling process.
Tomorrow: iPhone 4s launch.
Today: much talking. Job review.
Tonight: put more squares up on the wall. Have almost half the light color squares up now and I’ll have to compress the ones above because I’m out of room.
I like the stuff that’s in the wall, but I wish I could make the quilt I had in mind instead.
Have to get up and out extra early tomorrow so I hopped into bed and grabbed these two nearby books to view for a couple minutes. I’m quite sure I cannot explain the combination.
From the quotebox:
That is why you fail. (in response to Luke saying, “I don’t believe it.”) — Yoda, Jedi Master in Star Wars
My WoW friend and photographer friend Richard Rodriguez shared this on Facebook: 10 Things Every Photographer or Creative Person Must Learn. What a fabulous reality check! I sat there reading and nodding and maybe fidgeting just a little (hmmmm how’m’i doing in that category? huh – how about that?) but mostly nodding and remembering all the resounding “do the work” discussions over the years. yup. yup. yup.
Then I get to the end:
[This list was unabashedly, profoundly inspired by my pal Guy Kawasaki’s article “What I learned from Steve Jobs.” If you like this version that I’ve adapted to and reworked to be creative industry/photography centric, you’ll still love Guy’s version here.]
Guy is quite the guy. I used to follow his blog, How To Change the World and amongst other gems was his 10/20/30 Rule of Power Point. These guys didn’t just crawl out of their parents’ cellars and garages. They have some darn straight thinking going on. When I looked up his blog tonight, his top 12 list of lessons from Steve was on the top.
Thanks Richard, Chase and Guy. Keep on keeping on.
That’s better – no glaring blues or purples, a bit more range in olives and not so weird contrast-wise.
It takes a thorn to remove a thorn.
