What did you think about?

Published on January 7, 2009 in Art. 6 Comments Tags: , , , , , , .


I am one of those people who rarely, if ever turns off, it is like my mind is running all the time. I often wondered as a kid what it would be like to just not think for even a few moments.

Thinking helps

As an artist this has been helpful. It allows me to obsess about an idea and understand the root of what I want to express.

Is everyone this “thoughtful”?

For my quicktime/itunes friends.

  • http://twitter.com/tysoncrosbie/statuses/1103301530 tysoncrosbie (tyson crosbie)

    New #L4T video: What did you think about today? http://tinyurl.com/83xek3 Enjoy!

  • http://www.dayleyagile.com/ alandd

    Totally unexpected! Fun!

    During the video I was thinking about what you would be thinking about while the video was recording. I imagined you imagining my future reaction and that of others.

    Then I thought about myself. I have been becoming more thoughtful recently. How did you know?

  • http://www.dayleyagile.com alandd

    Totally unexpected! Fun!

    During the video I was thinking about what you would be thinking about while the video was recording. I imagined you imagining my future reaction and that of others.

    Then I thought about myself. I have been becoming more thoughtful recently. How did you know?

  • http://www.hummingcrow.com/ cheryl colan

    I wondered what you were thinking about. I also thought about how to get the dogs to quiet down – my neighbor’s dogs bark near my studio window and I find the noise distracts me from my own thoughts, and then I have to choose the distraction of barking versus the distraction of music. I thought about the types of music I find least distracting. And I thought, you are not alone in thinking about things and obsessing about things. I know I think like that, I am often that “thoughtful.”

  • http://www.hummingcrow.com cheryl colan

    I wondered what you were thinking about. I also thought about how to get the dogs to quiet down – my neighbor’s dogs bark near my studio window and I find the noise distracts me from my own thoughts, and then I have to choose the distraction of barking versus the distraction of music. I thought about the types of music I find least distracting. And I thought, you are not alone in thinking about things and obsessing about things. I know I think like that, I am often that “thoughtful.”