Creative Living & The Edison Trait by addiek
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Creativity, & The Edison Trait.
People coming from another perspective
Idea: You are a creator, whether you acknowledge it or not. You create your relationships, your attitudes, your surroundings, (check your house), your career and yes, music & paintings & inventions & sculptures & books. So why not create the life you really care about...
The Edison Trait
The child with the 'Edison trait' makes sudden astonishing connections. Because his/her inner critic disallows neither the ridiculous nor the sublime, he/she can be innovative, ingenius and fascinating. He/she can see ordinary things in extraordinary ways.
I dwell in Possibility
A finer house than prose
More numerous of Windows
Superior of Doors.
Good Books: 'Your Life as Art' by Robert Fritz
'The Edison Trait' by Lucy Jo Palladino
(Yes, they are available in America)
Photo from my stockpile of Sydney Harbour wharf 'artiste' playing his saw.It goes like this .... weeeouuw...eeeee, eouewee and relies on metal flexibility and 'a good knee'.(Interesting!?!...may make a good sound effect!). For Tedz
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great shot, love the movement, and must say, I'm a big fan of musical saws. In particular, it's usage on the final track of Sarah Mclachlan's Surfacing Album...'Last Dance'...has always entranced me. I never knew that a good knee was needed, however...*sigh...does nobbliness count?
I have a good Knee...knobbly...but Friendly....I have also listened to this Lumberjack down on Circular Quay in Old Steak & Kidney Town.....it made the Hair on the back of My Neck stand up.....it was like the crying of a Banshee, that had been attacked by a Crossed Tasmanian Devil and a Platterpussycat. Thanks for the Memories Dear Chap...thanks for the thought. :]
Excellent motion takes you stage right to left. Any relation to the blind man who 'picked up his hammer and saw"?
LOL :D! Nice picture!
You have the trait!!! I love those words of truth!!! we must not be afraid to be who we are and to create what it is that brings us joy. your image makes me wish to talk to that creator of saw music!!!