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Miami-Heads And Tales

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Follow The Music

Bahamas-Pros and Joes-Montana and DiMaggio

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In football you wear a helmet. In baseball you wear a cap. Baseball has the seventh-inning stretch. Football has the two-minute warning, Baseball has no time limit: "We don't know when it's gonna end!" Football is rigidly timed, and it will end "even if we have to go to sudden death." Think George Carlin-the  alpha male on beta blockers: Click HERE

Jamaica-Liquid Sunshine

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The precip is fine mist that never creates puddles.Cool!

Key West Ice Cream Therapy

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For centuries, ice cream was known as the “food of the gods” and a “treat for the elite.”...Zen girls like it too.

St Maarten-Patron of The Arts

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Write? Right! Sail? Sale!  Art is taking something out of nothing and selling it. Coventional wisdom says, there is no such thing as a good painting about nothing. I disagree, In fact, the Art I am painting doesn't imitate life, it imitates episodic TV, think  Seinfeld, a show about nothing; Jerry's the engine, and Kramer does the steering.

Paint Like a Child: Picasso Took a Lifetime. I Took a Day.

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Picasso · Beginner's Mind · MSC Friends The Elixir Paint Like a Child Picasso took a lifetime to recover the freedom of childhood. I found the shortcut in one day. See Full Image Show Text Ordinary World The Call Answer the Call Foreign Land Trials The Elixir The Shortcut Picasso Took Sixty Years. I Took One Day. It took Pablo Picasso sixty years to paint like a child. It took me one day. The joke works because creativity often becomes harder after we learn how seriously adults are supposed to take it. A child starts before permission arrives. A child makes the line, invents the color, and decides afterward what the picture became. The one-day shortcut was not mastery. It was permission. The Actual Quote in the Source From Raphae...

San Juan-Growing old isn't optional; Growing up is.

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It took Pablo Picasso 60 years to paint like a child--It took me one day Actual quote:“It took me four years to paint like Raphael, but a lifetime to paint like a child” Pablo Picasso

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