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Where do you fall on the Paint/Thinner continuum?
Do you bring some local color into situations and interactions? Do you brighten the room, freshen the air, add life to the party?
Or, do you offer the limp hand, the deflating comment, the anemic smile?
There are those that are a riot of color and maybe in need of a little thinning, but why spend a life as whitewash when technicolor is available?
I’m just wondering who is a paint and who is a thinner?
Here’s some real genius…
Benn Rosales
December 22, 2007 at 12:14 am
Painfully slow in the beginning, but worth every second of 5 minutes 41 seconds- too cool.
Kelley Koehler
December 22, 2007 at 9:14 am
That guy is pretty amazing in person. He performed at one of our local company awards banquets maybe two years ago.
ines
December 22, 2007 at 3:34 pm
depends on my mood – sometimes very colorful….sometimes transparent to the point of not knowing I was even there.