Category Archives: Artist

21-OCT

Oceanography

Out of the Deeps by John Wyndham
(1st published 1953 England as The Kraken Wakes)

In this novel forty-one million Englishmen die, but it is only suggested through the hardships of one couple.”

Richard H. Tyre – emphasising that effective writing involves understatement.

Men will gain infinitely more knowledge, insight, and eventually more products, from mastering the depths of the sea than from spending billions more trying to achieve conquest of sterile space.”

Jacques Yves Cousteau [all wet]

Haunting the seas from Norway through Iceland and all the way to Greenland, the Kraken would attack vessels with its strong arms, and having a taste for human flesh would devour the ship’s entire crew at once.

Release The Kraken!

10-OCT

Perspective

This art was found in K’s backyard. (artist?)
Cross your eyes – overlap images to see 3-D.

Humanhood stands somewhat aghast before soul; stands awe-inspired in fear & reverence while it communicates with conscience.

Conscience is soul’s agent or moral representative.

The Word by Edna Beardsley

03-OCT

Astronomy

(Thanks Barb!)

On this night in 1846,following the marvellous calculations of Le Verrier of Paris and Adams of Cambridge concerning the celestial phenomenon known as the perturbations of Uranus, Herr Gaulle of Berlin discovered the existence of a new planet, one of the greatest triumps of theoretical astronomy. The planet was named Neptune“

Book of Days by Elizabeth & Gerald Donaldson
Front Cover of Book of Days

01-OCT

Conversation

Gamp Upright in Table
Heartbeat Cafe – Cambrian Park

Affirmation mode requires saying something positive.

e.g., I love “hearing the answer!“

Affirmation format makes a negative expression into a positive affirmation.

e.g., I love everything about “waiting for the answer”!

27-SEP

Reconnoiter

Along the Guadalupe River
Mural at Campbell Community Center by M. Luna & Alber De Matteis

Time of great explorers has passed but there are still precious territories to discover. We can explore the boundaries of our own lives. But before we go exploring we’ll need a map telling which areas of mind are still uncharted.

Garry Kasparov