I gather so many quotes in class by listening to conversations. It amazes me that language has such power, more so in everyday life. Junkyard quotes are my favorite to do because it allows language to randomly ramble; the beauty exists in the ways in which we retrieve them, it could be in passing, through conversation, or walking directly into a conversation mid-sentence. This works well with the calisthenics we do in class passing around books because we are randomly picking a few words out of millions to merge together at the end. This quote has a lot of potential and possesses endless possibilities. The “thing” could be anything in accordance to the subject. I'm interested to see where you decide to go with this, if at all.
I gather so many quotes in class by listening to conversations. It amazes me that language has such power, more so in everyday life. Junkyard quotes are my favorite to do because it allows language to randomly ramble; the beauty exists in the ways in which we retrieve them, it could be in passing, through conversation, or walking directly into a conversation mid-sentence. This works well with the calisthenics we do in class passing around books because we are randomly picking a few words out of millions to merge together at the end. This quote has a lot of potential and possesses endless possibilities. The “thing” could be anything in accordance to the subject. I'm interested to see where you decide to go with this, if at all.
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