Showing posts with label Fear. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fear. Show all posts

Saturday, May 29, 2021

Senses working overtime #316

1 Thomas Drambo's trolls


A friend's blog alerted me to these great troll sculptures, built in a variety of countries. Thanks Annette.


2 TV Friends and real adult friendships



3 The famous pick their fav Dylan song 




His Bobness has had his 80th birthday doncha know.

4 Tour of the moon



This is mesmerising!

5 How to overcome fear



Overtime: Downhill serenity



Sunday, October 6, 2019

Senses working overtime #230

The art of seeing



Simple. Look. And learn. From Georgia O'Keeffe.

October movies!

Apparently people are talking about these 13 movies in October. I've lost touch with popular culture in so many ways, so I need this list!

Women in music




Lilith Fair was groundbreaking. 

Facing our fears - Seth Godin

Facing our fears

That’s unlikely.
If I’m lucky, I can glance at them.
But just for a second or two.
Our fears burn so bright that if we truly face them, we think we might be blinded.
Of course, we may think we’re looking at our fears, dead on, but it’s more likely we’re just seeing a distraction, a shadow of what’s actually holding us back.
Because once we’re truly clear about the fear, it fades. It might even disappear.
The good guy/bad guy myth



Explained.

Overtime: Jazz quotes 




Like this pearler from my dad's main squeeze, Diana Krall: I'm not really on a mission to tell anybody anything. I'd rather be figured out.



Saturday, July 2, 2016

Senses working overtime #63

1 Movie posters
Do they all look the same

2 Body tells
Nice piece this on some of the ways our body lets us down without saying a word. I am very much a WYSIWYG person and an open book!

3 The other side of fear



Another short read: this one is in the inspirational reading category on not letting pain and fear stop you from pursuing everything you want in life.

4 Seth Godin



I'm enjoying my daily dose of wisdom from Seth's blog. This edition was titled Shields up and may surprise you!

5 Matt Muir's Imperica
Thanks to a brilliant Olgilvy Blaze Radio thingcast ('cept what's with the annoying piddly music guys??) from James Whatley I found this from Matt Muir. Holy sugar honey iced tea!! It's pretty cool!!

Overtime
Ha ha Boris! What's that sound? Oh yeah - chickens flapping their way homeward.

Britain and Westeros are taking on too many similarities for comfort of late. Great read on the treacherous side of UK politics.