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November 07, 2007

Blogging synchronicity, indeed!

I'm feeling pretty relaxed these days. I attribute this to the fact that for about a week now nothing in my house has exploded, broken, burst, or caught on fire. Being relativity clear headed again, I've been reading quite a bit, surfing the net in search of "stuff" and I am quite excited about writing something worthy of the paper it's written on. I'm also looking forward to creating some graphic design just for me. Self-expression is good for the soul.

To better facilitate this whole creative thing, I've been lately listening to jazz. It's taken me quite a few years to really appreciate this music genre. I think it must be an acquired taste, but I'm so happy I didn't just give it up.

Oddly enough, as I sat here this evening listening to Miles Davis, I came upon a superb post over at CopyBlogger entitled "Jazz and the Art of Improvisational Blogging." It is as well written as it is inspirational and I share Brain Clark's thoughts with you here.

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