Indolence is a delightful but distressing state; we must be doing something to be happy.
Mahatma Gandhi, 1869-1948

How can we model vegetables animals with those strange tools that adults offer us?

«Whoever tells a lie does not know what work has taken, because he will be forced to invent twenty more to maintain the accuracy of this first».
Alexander Pope, (1688-1744)

«Sanjay Patel is an animator and storyboard artist at Pixar. Came across his website and work GheeHappy on Pardon My Hindi. Tiny happy illustrations of Indian Gods, very child- friendly». (Found in: Indian by Design)

«Beware of sadness, is a vice».
Gustave Flaubert, (1821-1880)

The observer has
the stars in his fingers,
but his feet sink
into a barren land,
and have taken root.
And although the roots are dry
and it would be easy
to dispose of them
by moving the legs,
he find a guilty pleasure
in the feeling of being
trapped.

Why, if what I want is to test my powers of telekinesis, adults reap what I shot down? Then, those powers remain undeveloped, latent, and gives rise to powerful tantrums… Energy has to go somewhere!

This is my new MP3 gadget, I listen to the sea waves, again and again, no matter where I am. I can stop the sea whisper, and go forward and backward. I can feel sad without worrying about moisture.

Why adults persist in electronic gifts that make noises when we have more fun imitating that sounds?