(Above: Art by Jenny Holzer.)
1. Teenagers who read for pleasure are more likely to have good jobs as adults. Does this seem a bit obvious to you, too?
2. It recently rained worms in Scotland.
3. Technology may be wiring teens to have better brains. So that's why you're all so special. Ha.
4. My favorite word is sprezzatura.
5. Knitters are strange and wonderful people.
15 comments:
Sewers are better.
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Love it! You have crazy skills. But I thought you were talking about sewers (the smelly kind) at first!
So i guess i will have a good job! And i am a strange and wonderful person......
Technology... What have I been missing out!?!? ;A; I wasn't allowed to use even a calculator until I was 12 and here everyone else is multitasking on several different technologies ;w;
The jellyfish one was really cute >w<
ummmmm????? so that means i am going to have a good job to grow up bbecause i read more hen 365 books a year. yes i do everyday i read a book or two or three or four or five or six or seven
Haha take that dad!!!!! Reading is productive!!!!!
And if you readmy blog I am making a new one because of techy problems so when I get it up it will be uncoolcarrot.blogspot.com please read it because itis awesome just sayin
well, then I should be good to go for all the time I spend reading!!!!! and I always did like knitters.
You're just discovering that knitters are strange and wonderful people? I happen to be one.
Though I make no claim to being wonderful, only strange. xD
Dear The narrotor,
you remind of hiis girl in my school holly. one time people wheere staring at her and she asked them do i have anything in my teeth or am i just simply amazing lol! she is so randm but really nice!
holly is pretty strange but in a good way....
well that how she sounds......
according to anynomus
Awesomeeee. >:) Reading is the best, and I love to knit... Yay!
I crochet and RANDOM ALERT: I used to live in one of these:
http://coloradoyurt.com/photos/photos_yurts/index.php
It's called a yurt I live in a normal house now btw
If you'd like to see a big piece by Jenny Holzer, try this. Small classes and discussion groups at the college where the "Green Table" is often move out of their little classrooms and sit around the table.
Fabric crafteres rock! I've got a lot of knitters, quilters, and sewers in the family. I can barely darn socks.
Robert in San Diego
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