I was reading over a fellow bus passenger's shoulder yesterday and noticed an article entitled, "If Black English isn't English, then What is it?" So, the first New Art I would like to propose (it was the NY Times, no shit) is:
1. Black (or any other form of) English or any other Language, Ever
When God made Christmas trees and us to adore them She/He/Nature/It/That entitled within us a knowledge of the past and future, by which we became alerted to the need to communicate what was/will be bad and what was/ought to be Good. What we call "language" is really simply a means of communication, and people(s) do it differently, depending blah blah blah snort scratch sniff, whereby it is an Art, not merely a source of Study. Merry Christmas!
Accompanying the Art of Language is -
2. The Art of Work
Work is accomplished in anticipation of future rewards or in reaction to past annoyances. Like language, there are many kinds of work to take up your time. Jobs are everywhere in today's Yuletide where communication and or persuasion or resentment are at a premium, so grab a shovel and dig it, 'cause you're flipping time instead of words and THAT is an art, pally.
Staying personal with conclusions, I propose a final New Art:
3. Weight-loss
May I share? If you stop eating, your metabolism slows to that of a snow cone; if you exercise too much, your body will seize up and veto fat burn. Rather, try a little bit of this and a little bit of that. Mix and match. Let moderation be your by-word, and lay off the ice cream. Weight loss is an art.
2 comments:
Great advice about the snow cone...
I read this: "Jobs are everywhere in today's Yuletide where communication and or persuasion or resentment are at a premium..."
as this: "Jobs are everywhere in today's Yuletide where communication and or persuasion or resentment are at a perineum..."
I have been flipping words for too long!
You see what happens what you permit yourself the occasion to imagine things.
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