Weekend work it is To water pots and puppies Revived and Refreshed             

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There isn’t much use in standing around waiting for a sign. There are roadmaps in the ashes. Connect-the-dots logic making sure our paths are crossed. It’s like oxygen to a dying ember. Follow the flame that burns down the night.

Saturday’s glass is hoping for a status change. Be it half empty or half full, a little bit of substance is always appreciated. Remember to do whatever you do responsibly.

Ahhh…the time crunch. Early mornings are the most creative, so I cram in as much writing as possible before heading into the office. After work is hit and miss. I’m either too knackered or too distracted by some odd bit of business. Sneaking in minutes during my day is, hopefully, going to keep me on…

I’m not sure what’s boiling and roiling and bubbling up to the surface, but I bet it’s not going to be beaten back. This surge is swelling and the pull of the tide is sending a message to faraway shores. Giving in is not the same as giving up. I’ll let the water swallow me…

Today we take it for granted when seeing graffiti art in a posh gallery, but arguably the first artist to channel the urban street frequencies of his time and get it onto the "white walls with white people with white wine" was Jean-Michel Basquiat. via www.huffingtonpost.com

This evening finds me happy and calm as the prospect of a lovely four-day weekend gets underway. No big plans, but I will be getting in some music and writing. Reading and some plain old relaxing will fill in the downtime just fine. The best getaway is the deck chair out back and my imagination…