sunday
The question:
25 If you were on a jury, would you be willing to convict a person for something you didn't think should be considered a crime?
Probably not. I hate the idea of being on a jury.
Mountain. I'm glad I got this word today because I had worked myself into a place where I was almost fearing this project. Too big. Wanting to do a perfect job too much. The mountain I drew is made up of small parts. So it's telling me I can just do a little bit at a time. Climb over one stone at a time. I'm thinking I want to put the word into the drawing somewhere as an additional guide to the meaning of the card but I don't want the word to be the first thing you see. I want the image to be the first thing a person engages with before they get to the word so I am going to use my circle alphabet to slow down recognition of the word.
Actually Mountain was not the first word I choose. I choose Medallion but I just didn't feel like doing that. So that's going to be okay. I can pick additional words each day till I get one I relate to.
The other night I went out to put the chickens to bed - it was after dark but the moon was bright and I noticed a light down over the hill in the area of the old cottage lawn. It seemed to be a four wheeler with its headlights on. It came up from there and then cut across a mowed pathway that Dave had made that goes towards the lake. I watched to see where they went, where they would come up from. If it turned out that is was the neighbor Randy that would be good. Someone we know. But if it was just a random person riding around on the lake property and they come over to explore our property it would be creepy. I didn't see them come up to Randy's so that just leaves the lake. A mystery. I like the idea of me visiting the gravel pit lake but I don't like the idea of strangers visiting me. Have I opened up a gateway to something I don't really want by making pathways down there?
25 If you were on a jury, would you be willing to convict a person for something you didn't think should be considered a crime?
Probably not. I hate the idea of being on a jury.
Mountain. I'm glad I got this word today because I had worked myself into a place where I was almost fearing this project. Too big. Wanting to do a perfect job too much. The mountain I drew is made up of small parts. So it's telling me I can just do a little bit at a time. Climb over one stone at a time. I'm thinking I want to put the word into the drawing somewhere as an additional guide to the meaning of the card but I don't want the word to be the first thing you see. I want the image to be the first thing a person engages with before they get to the word so I am going to use my circle alphabet to slow down recognition of the word.
Actually Mountain was not the first word I choose. I choose Medallion but I just didn't feel like doing that. So that's going to be okay. I can pick additional words each day till I get one I relate to.
The other night I went out to put the chickens to bed - it was after dark but the moon was bright and I noticed a light down over the hill in the area of the old cottage lawn. It seemed to be a four wheeler with its headlights on. It came up from there and then cut across a mowed pathway that Dave had made that goes towards the lake. I watched to see where they went, where they would come up from. If it turned out that is was the neighbor Randy that would be good. Someone we know. But if it was just a random person riding around on the lake property and they come over to explore our property it would be creepy. I didn't see them come up to Randy's so that just leaves the lake. A mystery. I like the idea of me visiting the gravel pit lake but I don't like the idea of strangers visiting me. Have I opened up a gateway to something I don't really want by making pathways down there?