what do you do to fill in spare time

Yeh, I am sending it to you now (The Alizée song). It is a kind of dance / disco song but it is very good. Alizée has been a very popular singer in France for over a decade now.

I am just about to download Sueno de Morrir now.

Kevin

The reason why Sueno de Morrir is such a good song is because it's in Spanish and Spanish is a very religious language so Mr. Alex Campos can make some great music but I don't think it's all that talented.

On Topic: Does anyone read the bible? I noticed a lot of people in my hospital use it as a crutch for themselves. I have been told by 2 different religious people in my lifetime to read Joshua 7 verse 2 or something. My bible was stolen in the hospital. I never read it and some guy just asked for it from the nurse they gave it to him and he ended up getting transferred to another ward, the bugger. lol...

whero wrote:

megan1986 wrote:

Chucky wrote:I'm interested Megan - Who do you sketch? Is it real people or just imagined people?

real people, I have trouble drawing from my imagination...I usually use a picture...I look at it, then I quickly look at my blank peice of paper, and I trace the image that still see in my mind...then I look back at the other picture...it is a combination of looking back and forth quickly so I can just trace the image before it leaves my short term memory....but I am good, so that is all that matters....

Avoid head injuries. A accident could take away that amazing ability you have and it is real hard work get it back. I knew a man who would go down to Mexico he said every year for vacation and just draw people down there in the tourists areas or whatnot and get money to spend in a hotel but got a head injury and was working at his art anyways carving out his native artwork. I think he was carving a man out of a piece of wood that someone gave him.

Drawing is a hard skill, at least I think so, can't draw a thing.

i know what you mean. My mom used to draw all the time, she was decent at it, but after her stroke she could barely draw a circle, it has been a few years and she has gotten much better but never the same. Whero, you can do whatever you want though. You have to practice art to get good at it. I always thought of myself as "art prodegy" at art writing and learning instruments when infact i worked hard to learn the skills i have. Also, the more you use them the better they get, i have put days hours into being creative. You should take up art, it is a release. -megan

I can vouch for the fact that Megan is a good artist. She even drew a picture of me from my trip to Brazil & Argentina; and she drew it in no time at all. I believe that a big part of art is patience though: If you are patient, it is easier to visualise. If, however, you are stressed and anxious, chancs are that your mind won't be able to sit still. Personally, I have been extraordinarily stressed for the past year, and my artistic output is testament to that (i.e. - It's virtually nil).

Kevin

Chucky wrote:I believe that a big part of art is patience though[...]

As in "I could paint a Mona Lisa, I'm just not patient enough"? Way to demote talent!

hehe, I did say that patience is PART of it. Obviously, you need to have a good imaginative brain too.

As well good hand-eye coordination.

I'll listen to music. Rap (American) Rock (Japanese or English)

Or play games! I love San Andreas, but I like Zelda WAY MORE!

I'm on the internet ten hours a day. Sometimes I read, and sometimes I take a walk. I watch TV. Not so many video games. Sometimes I just lay in my bed and think. Or I pace around the house and think. I like to daydream. I like to think and learn. I like to plan out epic novels in my head only to forget about them later. Sometimes I write little essays in my mind. At night when everybody is asleep I listen to music quietly.

I have a very boring life.

I have been at home for past three months and I spend time in internet, youtube, downloading , songs and of course searching for mental health stuffs.