friday isTHE day

My ride home last night, despite the rain, was quite invigorating. A slow mellow refreshing fall almost entirely eliminated the humidity that had been clogging my pores all morning and afternoon. This thickness of added drag vanished with my pedal produced wind while the combination of it being Friday, the lake to my right and the thoughts of a relaxing night induced nothing but smiles and satisfaction. Pure thoughts of pleasure with a wide ass grin for people passing by who want an accurate measure of my present gain while having no thoughts of the plagued physical pain I have recently encountered.

So, beer a shower and pizza magically do the trick and The Beatles giving me that needed kick of rhythm to activate my rate to finish my ridiculously full plate of chorizo and onion pie from the best stuffed pizza in the Chi, Stefano’s. The White Sox lose and I turn to the monitor to ignite a fuse seeking an interesting infestation of art, hoping to take my mind off the loss, my nose out of my nasty ass farts and discover an update from the boss of Photoshop and creation in general. Brian Barnhart has thankfully added some of his finest work to the site, giving, showing and expressing his optimum might. So I peer and smile and laugh at Apple River’s ridiculous drunken bash, reminiscing about last weekend’s friendly wrath of fun.

It took a mental toll, drinking to night’s end, reaching for the tallest, highest, and hardest to reach tops of the totem pole. Pushing and stretching our stomachs and heads, sort of wishing that we had more comfortable beds and a flush toilet with no splash back. But in the end, it’s all about the experience and I can’t complain because in the future I would definitely do it all over again.

But, the adds are splendid and ripe cause they are the type of images that can make heads turn. Slightly manipulated, inducing second glances and forcing people to squint as if they needed glasses. Which is the ultimate goal, making something a little more inviting than the next or last; to leave an everlasting impression on whomever is taking time to pass, giving them incentives to make a return trip.

I’m out and hopefully I will see you in the future.

primo