Regularly i do a clean out around the
computer area and find all sorts of notes i have tucked away for
further study. Unfortunately a lot of the time they just get cleaned
up and tossed when i realize i'll never get to them. This morning i was
doing another clean-out and decided this time to just put up some of
the stuff i think important at that time.
i write down little snatches of quotes
without the author's name just because i like them. i used to have
them pasted up all around the computer area but it was looking so
tacky i got rid of them and started a pile. My dad used to write down
notes on napkins he got in restaurants so i guess it runs in the
family. Here are a few:
“Leadership is about going first and
setting an example.”
“Value is the trilogy of all time for
it includes morals and will.”
“The reversal of decisions is like a
plague placed upon the door saying “We are loath to take risks.”
Further into the mess i must have been
thinking about a poem but never put it together instead i have the
outline.
lean forward/future ahead
lean backwards/past behind
holding warm coffee/affection and
warmth
cold tea/snub
hot tea/acceptance
i don't know what i was going to do with that but out it goes.
i figure if i have paste it here i can
get rid of the bits of paper. Here is one that i must have thought
would make a good blog post.
“Agnotology...culturally constructed
ignorance purposefully created by special interest groups working
hard to create confusion and suppress the truth”
Here's another thought:
There is no fossil evidence of the
change in intellectual capacity for it can't be quantified.
Transmutation of information was usually internal and evolved as a
system of thought that was then externalized.
Sister Mary sweeping up Gallows Bay |
This clean out i apparently thought
these books looked good.
“The Madonnas of Leningrad” by
Debra Dean
“The New Jim Crow” no author
“The Blue Books” by Al Kennedy
“Orphan Masters Son” didn't write
down the authors name
“Volt” by Heathcock
“The Instructions” by Adam Levin
“The Family Trade” by Charles
Stross
“The Sisters Brothers” by Patrick
DeWitt
“Fingersmith” by Sarah Waters and
“Beside the Sea” by Veronique Olmi
Movies are big in my list pile too and i have no idea if they are any good. Sometimes, when we go to watch
things i've read about, the review is better than the movie and we
quickly shut it down. These are a few in my latest stack.
“The Artist” Oscar winner
“A Separation” foreign film
“Saving Face” a short documentary
“The Shore” a live action short
“Blue Valentine” 2010
“Departures” Japanese film
“Submarine”
“Certified Copy”
May be some of you have seen these and can pass on a thumbs up. Or have read some of the books...let me know so i can weed them out. The computer area is clean now.
See ya next week.
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