Showing posts with label Moby Dick. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Moby Dick. Show all posts

Friday, October 22, 2021

Senses working overtime #337

 1 Sculptures by Diego Cabezas 



Courtesy of swissmiss - as are most of this week's sensual delights. Strong thread of positivity this week!


2 Paris 2024 



Promo for Paris 2024 and stunning use of the human upper body by Sadeck Waff and friends. Again courtesy of swissmiss (I am loving her frequent newsletters and teases).


3 I needed colour - Jim Carrey



I love Jim Carrey - the actor, and the artist and the person, especially the person. 

Another link courtesy of swissmiss.


4 Find a better way




I'm also an optimist. This is a great thing to view after the Carrey piece. Yes - swissmiss!


5 Reviews of Moby Dick (or The Whale)




Check out the original 1851 reviews!

...all these things combine to raise The Whale far beyond the level of an ordinary work of fiction. It is not a mere tale of adventures, but a whole philosophy of life, that it unfolds.

Courtesy of Austin Kleon.


Overtime: 

"Nearly everything in life is unfavorable once it grows to a certain size.

It is entirely possible to have too many clients, too much work, too much fame, too much free time, and so on.

Pay attention to when the thing you're chasing exceeds its usefulness." (James Clear)

Friday, August 2, 2019

Senses working overtime #221

Happy 200th to Herman Melville



You can also celebrate Rockwell Kent's drawings here.

Money Honey

Ry Cooder's version is the boss. Great story about this song's evolution.

I should be so lucky




Interesting - How to be lucky!

Walking! A celebration.




I love to walk. Turns out it's healthy for me. And it makes me happier! Who knew??

Advice from Uncle Seth

People don’t change

(Unless they want to)
Humans are unique in their ability to willingly change. We can change our attitude, our appearance and our skillset.
But only when we want to.
The hard part, then, isn’t the changing it. It’s the wanting it.

Overtime: Moonlanding
The media has been celebrating the Apollo 11 mission recently. Quite rightly too. Here's a great Vox summary.