I knew this was going to happen. I have been trying for some time, but there is no avoiding it. It’s all this access to information, call it information overload. Access to too many (if there is such a thing) books and materials, or that young adult literature class. What ever the reason!
Dammit.
I am embracing my inner nerd.
I read/looked at the book, Skulls by Noah Scalin, and was totally impressed. It was Clever, weird and wonderful, and remarkable. Wait, what has happened? I’m not supposed to be impressed by a dude, who spent obviously way too much time carving skulls, 365 and counting Skulls, out of everything, from clay, a dollar bill, toothpaste, suds, yellow caution tape, sheet metal, organic vegetables and even hair (hopefully from his hair). Fascinating stuff.
Oh my goodness I even subscribed to the website/blog, WHAT THE?
I guess I am still fascinated by stuff.
My cool friends are shaking their heads saying, they knew this day would come.
Check it out and see what you think.
the skulladay.com
2 comments:
You subscribe to his blog but not mine eh?
Awesome...you are an official teenager! You've got interests, hobbies, ideas! No need to be ashamed. I look at every freakin I Can Haz Cheezburger tweet that appears every day--that's like half a dozen at the least. Why? So I can see pages of funny cute kitties every day...sooooo dumb, I know...but there's something to it.
Skulls are a great thing to get excited about. So no need for shame. Keep it up!
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