One of the causes of poverty is simple inertia. I am writing this only to make this account active again. You are free to ignore it. I will keep writing until I have enough lines to cover the photo to the left. I have not decided what photo that will be. Something nice I hope - if I can find something somewhere. In the meantime, I will only beat around the bush, saying nothing. The lady at left did not have to enhance her beauty by applying ink to her body but she did.
Showing posts with label Picasso. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Picasso. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Inertia
One of the causes of poverty is simple inertia. I am writing this only to make this account active again. You are free to ignore it. I will keep writing until I have enough lines to cover the photo to the left. I have not decided what photo that will be. Something nice I hope - if I can find something somewhere. In the meantime, I will only beat around the bush, saying nothing. The lady at left did not have to enhance her beauty by applying ink to her body but she did.
Labels:
Inertia,
passports,
photography,
Picasso,
politics,
Presidency
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
Mailer
Norman Mailer said the following: "Once a newspaper touches a story, the facts are lost forever, even to the protagonists." Who knows? It just might be true. Anyone who has ever been interviewed by the press probably feels it is quite true. The only book by Mailer that I've liked is the one on Picasso.
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