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10/4/12
Day 4 Snailsafe |
Louise
Hay affirmation: “I
am safe.”
Inspiration
exercise from 365 Daily Creativity Journal: Take a five-minute walk, then make something using whatever
materials are available where you’ve ended up.
Media: Magazine photos, construction paper, matte medium, Loctite
adhesive, cream chalk, junk from under the seat of my car (French fries*,
vitamins, potato chips, raisin, pumpkin seed, button, penny, leaf, keychain drink coupon from Popeye’s, metal ring). Found
under the seat of my car, but not used… bejeweled hair pin, 95 cents, plastic spoon,
needle, hair roller clip.
Time: 1H:40M
Comments: My five minute walk
was from the office to my car at the end of the workday. Found some interesting berries under a tree on
the way to the car, but accidentally dropped them in the crack between the seat and
armrest once I got into the car to go home. When I tried to dig them out, I
ran into all kinds of reminders that I spend way too much time in the car every
day. On the drive home, I was listening to an
interview with someone that mentioned how the spiral on a snail’s shell has
the same proportions mathematically as the spiral of the Milky Way galaxy. Got me thinking about spirals and the grand
design of the Universe. If the designer of the Universe
can think of every detail, down to the tiniest snail’s spiral, maybe I (and my under-seat
junk) are part of the master plan too. I somehow feel safer in that thought.
*Postscript: 10/23/12 Snails weren't so safe after all? One of the dogs found my growing pile collages and decided that she liked the taste of old French fries and glue. Funny, though, she left the rest of the stack completely untouched.
*Postscript: 10/23/12 Snails weren't so safe after all? One of the dogs found my growing pile collages and decided that she liked the taste of old French fries and glue. Funny, though, she left the rest of the stack completely untouched.
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