 | Another way to look at Sidetracking: Sidetracking can also very well be compared with procrastinating. And procrastinating is pure energy. If you choose to not do the serious stuff until the very last second you get an adrenaline rush. It is challenging, and this in turn releases creativity. Often procrastinating is underestimated. (Now you know why I am writing this. And why I took this photo. It’s a picture of my loved scale, bought at a flea market and the result of one of my finest bargaining ever. My retribution came when I tried to lift it up to bring it home.) |
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SIDE TRACKABOUT THE WAY I LIVE "In looking over the things I have done över the past few years I can not find any special continuity or even any specific interest. I suspect it’s a good thing that everything is up in the air, although I must admit I’m not always comfortable with that feeling. I have been making a point recently not to shut out so many things I used to. Some years ago I had to keep out anything that did not seem approriate to what I was doing at the moment. All those other things were somehow distractions. Now when a distraction comes along I may take out the time to think about it, or write it down, photograph it, record it, film it, or cast it, or eat it, or something else. As a matter of fact, it seems more and more that distractions are more interesting than anything else." Robert Watts
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July 2017
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