Listen to "Good Life" by OneRepublic
Shoes off
Introduction
Facts
Video and longer discussion: Fear Is Not Real (from After Earth)
Writing exercise:
Odes to SnowLock: on account of his birthday
- 4 sentences and 44 words
Hawk:
He left Heaven, crossing the veil like all of us. He was weak, fallen, man. And as he passed through the veil, it broke. And through it followed heavenly power, touching his soul, and streaking his hair with silver, leaving it's mark of home.
Adam: just a great quote from that day
Britton:
An
Ode to the Snow:
What
fair matter hath been planted on this Earth, by the God who sings in raiments
of beauty.
Man
has been formed in stunning array.
Alas,
though his limb be strong, Snow is the exception.
And
not a woman looks upon him with want.
Ne’er
before has Snow dappled youth so young.
Nor
has wisdom graced the cradle in such genesis.
Yet
this mind discovers patterns, discerns philosophies, recognizes truth in every
breath.
And
age is no barrier for this nimble wanderer.
Calen:
Winter’s wind raised up a son who followed a summer’s gold.
A son who followed a young colt’s stride.
A son who followed a fierce eyed raven.
A son who, when upon the flurry’s wings, was then followed by a far thrown jade stone.
Next time:
Workshop on portraiture
Workshop on Wim Hof
Discussion on Adam's quote, cutting at the branch vs root
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