Experience never errs. Only your judgement errs by promising itself results which your experiments didn’t produce. Leonardo da Vinci, 1452 – 1519 We are occupied with the fulfilment of goals and plans. These are healthy and give us purpose, but the expectation of their outcome leaves them unsatisfactory when finally completed. My advice will be […]
Read More Chasing Expectations – DrabbleWeirdos Unite! This is my first attempt at a reblog, so after reading up on some Reblogging Etiquette I am adding a few extra lines in here: This is wonderful little poem by Sue Viseth over at An Artist’s Path, one I can really relate to and hence decided to share 🙂 Please make sure to […]
Read More Poetry ~ Too Much (Friday Funnies) by Sue Viseth“When I use a word,” Humpty Dumpty said, in rather scornful tone, “it means just what I choose it to mean – neither more nor less”. Through the Looking Glass by Lewis Carroll. by Peter Dawe. I am endlessly fascinated by words and nuances. As a lawyer, I am part scientist, part artist […]
Read More HUMPTY DUMPTYThese five words are what popped into my head during a creative writing exercise back in high-school during English class. It has been sitting in my writing journal ever since, but I always wondered as to the validity of such a statement. Is it not rather a statement of half-truth (or for that matter a […]
Read More Writing Journal of a Scientist: Absolute Nonsense Comes From Ignorance
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