Sense of Urgency
Going back to studio now.
Dammit. I need to relax too, right? There is a lot of time in a day -- twenty-four hours.
Sleep comes slowly, if ever.
Thank you for letting me borrow your power drill. Thank you for getting me lunch. Thank you for doing the chicken dance. The flowers are so pretty still. I am going to studio now.
There is a humble architecture, but people like to debate, so you have to build something that has intentions, so that they can debate them and whether or not they were carried out. It's formulating a long argument with many points. What about the architecture that doesn't want to argue. People will argue about it anyway, because that's the way they are. I think you should just design what you think is worthwhile. If it's not argument worthy, so be it. "Why did you do this? What if you did this? What about this? Will this work? What do you want?" I don't. I don't want. What happened to quiet? There is such a thin line between the intentional and the arbitrary. (And when does intention become arbitrary ... that's a whole other rational loop). When does it become intuition? Is intuition arbitrary? Can you argue it.
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