ForgottenMan here, posting a guest blog at Judy’s request.
I posted this video by Robert Arnold on my ForgottenMan blog a few months ago, and Judy just posted this comment there: “This man is so right on! It’s like he crawls inside my mind and says what I believe better than I ever could. Can you somehow put a link to this on my blog? For some reason I hadn’t seen it before.”
I’m happy to oblige.
These were just a few of the projects dealt with today. Too tired to finish cleaning up the last two messes!!
“…That big hour of decision, the turning point in your life… it just doesn’t come suddenly. You’ve trained yourself for it while you waited — or you’ve let it all run past you and frittered yourself away.” ( From “The Autumn Garden” by Lillian Hellman.)
I love this quote and have it taped to my computer desk, actually. This was the best I could do at illustrating it. I really to believe that everyone has some creative talent within but we just have to find it by “doing” and letting it come out.
For Lens Artists Challenge #396 the assignment is to illustrate a favorite quote.
“The Good Life”––Illustration thanks to AI
For Fibbing Friday, this week’s task-at-hand is:
Time for a laugh. These were all popular comedy shows. If you didn’t know, what do you think they were about?
1. Bless this House. The adventures of an Exorcist
2. The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. Prince Harry and Meghan move from Montecito to West L.A.
3. Diff’rent Strokes. Golf tales about bad golfers.
4. Porridge. Barroom stories told by a bartender
5. Only Fools and Horses. Comedy about rodeo clowns
6. Happy Days. The Pre-Trump years
7. The Golden Girls. The foibles of spoiled rich girls at an expensive girls’ academy, or the retitling of The Kardashians.
8. The Good Life. Life in a convent
9. M.A.S.H. Serial depicting life in America after Trump..The initials stand for “Make America Survive Him!!!!
10 . Cheers. A Seventies high school Cheerleading squad.
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