Well, today the quest was to determine the name of the portion of the brain that is responsible for creativity. ~~~ We interupt this banter to assure that there is a grrrrreat link at the end of my entry ~~~ Why? Because I wanted to know. I know that in school, we were offered this information, but what is strange is my ability to retain all the many important facts, figures and so on, that school offered. Seemed like an awful lot of mixed up information ...
Well. Usual story as my other mornings won’t go into that. The damned space bar won’t work properly on this computer. Miller’s lesson was boring. Ms Banks went off to do something and accidentally locked us in. I felt inspired to work in Ms Miller’s lesson. But no more. I was all set to do my essay or IT when I got the chance. I even decided not to go to PE just to get registered to work. But the inspiration’s gone now. Though I have written another page to my werewolf story. ...
I may have referenced the 321st Civil Engineering Fire Department personnel in past entries related to my time at Grand Forks AFB as a group of professionals with an air of entitlement in their manner. The other side of the equation is the Roads and Grounds airmen who worked like dogs and partied hardy. Most of the disciplinary paperwork I typed relentlessly was on them usually involving in the aftereffects of alcohol consumption that would make Conan the Barabarian look like a teetotaler ...
whew! I've been having a rather heated discussion in the Chat section about homeschooling. The way it's viewed is rather alarming. I don't think we're all THAT bad. Come check out the thread. http://www.online-literature.com/for...d=1#post349066
I have just had the pleasure of viewing (in the comfort of my own little home, via my beloved internet, lol) some incredible sculptures created by someone who, up till now, I had never heard of. These sculptures are amazingly lifelike, made of silicone and mixed media. In accordance with Wikipedia, ..."Mueck's sculptures faithfully reproduce the minute detail of the human body, but play with scale to produce disconcertingly jarring visual images..." Indeed, ...
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