#9. O Brother, Where Art Thou?

#8. Color Photography

If you can't read them they go like this:

1. Cloud of warmth soaring.

Personal firestorm afloat.

Paints of flame and mirth.

2. Dark, shady onyx

With backdrop of rosy cheeks

Delightfully worn.

3. Pride of the Maker.

Pure reflection of the Sea.

Cyan paints envy.
Photos copyright myself. : ) !

#7. Art Day

Art Day is a holiday set aside for the interpretation and creation of art. On this day, all you have to do is create something. Take a picture, draw, paint, sculpt, anything. Or simply go to an art museum and take in the wonders of artists past. Maybe you're not the most creative person. That's okay. Find something that inspires you, and ask yourself how it could be considered art. Though this holiday is an important day, it requires no decorations aside from your own creations. Share them with the world and look at others' work. Have fun with what you do. Instead of eating inside at work, buy some chalk, grab some friends, and eat sandwiches while drawing on the sidewalk. Art Day is celebrated in mid-spring because spring symbolizes new beginnings, and art always starts fresh. Art Day came about around the time of the Modern Art Era. This period brought about some of the most revolutionary artists of all time such as Salvador Dali, Diego Rivera, Norman Rockwell, and much much more. Without new ideas and expressions, we would never have Art Day. In conclusion, Art Day is really about self-expression and the importance of new artistic ideas that could bring about the next big boom in the creative world.

#6. Law

Law: Cutting in any type of line is a punishable offense.
This is an extremely important law. Have you ever been famished and had to stand in a lunch line before you could get your food when suddenly a person barges in front of you? I'm sure the majority of people have. I find this completely absurd. What gives anyone the right to be before you when you have chosen to follow systematic rules? They are not special. They do not deserve to have a place before you. You are not inferior to them. Your needs are as great as their needs. If a group of truly starving people are able to form a line and take turns to get food, then what is it that causes well-fed human beings to barge and coyly insert themselves before others? Nothing should cause that. If you were in an airport, waiting through customs, and you knew you could possibly miss your flight, does that give you the right to go ahead of everyone else that is waiting? No. There could very well be many other people that may be late for their flights too. Nobody has the right to put themselves before others, and that's why I think that cutting in line should be a punishable offense.

#5. Creepy Crawlies

Hell Hounds are rare creatures. Very few have ever been known to exist, but there is often speculation as well as few sightings. In icy tundras, where temperatures are much too extreme for humans to handle, they prosper. Their thin black bodies are designed for hunting. Sleek and quiet, they're known to approach prey with ease. They have long legs that are ideal for running and have special padded feet for running over snow without difficulty. Thick black fur covers their slender, but muscular bodies, and also keeps water from their skin. Their sense of hearing is much more intense than most other animals because they are usually partly to fully blind from birth. They have long snouts with sharp noses that hold elongated fangs. Tests have shown that their body temperatures reach numbers as high as almost 900-hundred degrees Fahrenheit. Though most live in arctic places, there are a few known to live in South America as well as Canada. It's rumored that when their body temperatures are extremely high, they breathe smoke and flames, thus the name, Hell Hound.

p.s. Sorry this was late. : (

#4. Stick Butter

Let's just say that the phrase, "stick of butter," will soon be modernized. That's right, you are looking at the future of buttered toast and anything else you might spread butter on. Quick and easy, it saves you time and effort. No more knives and small, impossible-to-spread squares! With the Butter Stick, you've got it made. Just take it from the fridge, pull off the cap, crank the bottom and voila! Butter. It's handy and can easily fit in your fridge. No more hassle with tubs of butter or messy rectangles. Butter Stick is clean and simple. You'll never want to go back to normal butter again! But maybe you're not a fan of real butter. Maybe you like margerine. Not to worry. Butter Stick Company also produces Margerine Stick! Your, "I Can't Believe It's Not Butter," Margerine Stick is just as good as it is in the tub. So get your Butter or Margerine Stick today. If you don't love it, then we promise we'll refund you. Try it out, Butter Stick is better than stick butter.

#3. Details, Details.

I watched as the wind pushed the water against the dock. I couldn't even believe what was laying before me. I felt the way the breeze gently tugged and played with my hair and smelled the sweetness of the sea. The water was different here. It had color and vibrance. It was living and breathing. I felt proud to see how it thrived. I could even taste the difference of the way the salt hung on the air. It was tangy and sharp as it swirled between my teeth and into my smile. I loved how the spray splashed over the wall and onto my hands. They felt like a comforting drizzle, and as they dropped I listened to the sounds around me. I heard the soft thumps of the waves against the rock as well as murmurs and shouts of people. I wanted this scenery to stay ingrained into my memory forever. I had never seen a place where sea and sky were the same color. It was pollution free and full of energy. For that moment, with the wind tugging and the water whispering, it was the epitome of beauty .