Sometimes when I join in on Flashback Fridays I find things I forgot about and I’ll go over them and think- wow, that was kind of cool.
Then there are things that I look at and think- Anita, what the Heck? But those are the posts that I like the best because they’re strange and weird and I enjoy them.
I’m always looking for ways to kick start a story,this is one way I do it- in a pinch I Google.
It’s not full proof though. Do you know what happens if you Google Monsters/Scary/Purple because you need a little inpirsation? Nothing happens. That’s what you get. Nothing except for fuzzy cute monsters and that’s not what I am going for at all.
However, if you go to Google Arts and culture, open your mind and you explore the art collection by color you will score in a big way- I’ve posted my finds below.
Also if you go to YouTube and are willing to nose around under the same description- but you know that there’s at least one song out there about Purple People Eaters you might get lucky and run across something new like this:
Mekheski – Moon People Nicholas Roerich1915/1915
The Lucky Hand (scene 1) Arnold Schoenberg1910
The Merry-go-round Walter Spies1922 – 1922
I think lightning is pretty darn scary so I did find this with a little effort:
I used a color to give the Muses a place to start working from and it works most of the time- and it’s fun. Have you tried it?
and here is a post I wrote last year about the fun I had carving a Pumpkin because I have been eagerly checking out the Pumpkin field I drive by everyday and I’m looking forward to doing a little carving SOON so here’s my carving adventure from 2021:
It’s Called:
“I Used A Big Knife”
I decided to carve my pumpkin because I wanted the seeds. Still. I almost stopped here because I thought it looked pretty cool at this point:
Photo A.M. Moscoso
I was standing there, staring at that big knife stuck in my pumpkin and something in me
wanted to keep cutting. I blame feeling on all of those Halloween movie ads that are
playing all over the place.
I’ll ‘fess up. I gleefully went with my gut and started to cut away and before I know it
it was time to pop the top.
At times like this you know an autopsy saw and a hammer w/ hook would come in handy.
Photo A.M. Moscoso
Surgery is going fine this point and the patient’s vitals are pumpkin-ish and holding steady.
Photo A.M. Moscoso
Post- Op Update.
My dog, Hamish Macbeth, tried to eat the patient. I made him dress up like a butterfly so he’s having issues right now
Hamish Macbeth Photo A.M. Moscoso
Patient is in a secure area and is now resting comfortably.
Photo A.M. Moscoso
Readers- we have positive results!
Photo A.M. Moscoso
Let’s do a little victory dance because I didn’t hack off my fingers . Hey, YOU try to carve a pumpkin with long newly manicured long nails- it is NOT easy.
