So, that last post explained the concept I’d thought of, but I usually like having a picture or example I can imagine to remember the theory I’m going off of.
For me, I have a few, my first one is a story from my life, but my second or third one is the Bones and Booth scene. So if your curious here it is (my retelling of it, anyway.) (From “The Parts in the Sum of the Whole”)
Happy Geek-Out Fridays!
This week I have had a few things to be happy about. (A few? Oh, well, yeah, you know what I mean — things that entered the contest for being my subject of Geek-Out Fridays. 😀 )
But these were what stood out to share!
(In case you are wondering, that is a mash-up of the words “friend” and “dilemma”.)
I wish everybody who has any interactions with me could watch Bones. I feel like they might be less offended, and totally be like, “Oh yeah, that makes sense.” (That wouldn’t happen of course – it helps me make sense of myself, it prolly doesn’t help others understand me.) We couldn’t be more different, yet we are exactly the same.
Playing this:
I have been really enjoying playing this game. Leveling up, the animation, and lots to do! Valitharian Arc 2
Screenshot from my game account.
Cooking This:
Zoomed-in Mrs. Henry White
Everglades Wetland
I was watching Bones yesterday. I watched “The Diamond in the Rough” episode.
Angela’s character was undergoing a crisis. She had woken up, and suddenly realized that she had been doing a job for years that “was not even close” to what she had wanted to do.
Angela’s passion is art; I don’t share her passion, I am not great at appreciating paintings for anything more than beautiful, amazing pieces of human creativity.
So when Angela came back into work from taking her son to the museum and had this conversation, I was on the side of her boss, Cam (and this is not verbatim, but is close, I can’t remember the colors specifically):
A discontented Angela said: “I could only look at Mrs. Henry White for 20 minutes.”
Cam: “Wait, you looked at one painting for twenty minutes?”
Angela: “John Singer Sargent used a palette of “something” black, vermillion, “something blue”, and “another color”, just for the skin. Do you think you could take all that in after just 20 minutes?”
I don’t think I could.
Naturally Dreamy 