I don't like clutter.
I don't like cigarettes or their smoke.
I don't like suburbs or housing developments.
Illustration by the fabulous Christoph Neimann.
I don't like risk.
I don't like embarrassing myself.
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7 comments:
You mean risk as in "risk and reward" or like the board game RISK?
As in "risk and reward." But since I hate strategy games, I also hate the board game Risk. Long, boring, and strategy-ish.... If I wanted that I'd start a real war.
Also that design was so tangible and great it would have been a crime not to use it (even if I didn't not like risk...)!
I like the pictures you used here. I like you, and your blog. I don't like clutter either, but I like your picture of clutter. Same with the other things.
Hmm..."I have never" started a real war. But I do like the board game Risk.
Other than that, I agree.
Yes, at least for one day or so I'm finding myself thinking in terms of "I have never"s. It's harder than I remember to think of something. But I think you really took the cake with "I have never been married." That was the move of a good strategist. For my part "I have never" played Risk--I just think I would really hate it.
Arg. Why did I not know you had a blog? Guess I'm a bit slow to catch on.
So...things I like: Kessia's new-to-me blog.
Well, don't feel too much out of any loop, Andrea. I was blogging secretly for a while and then I gave myself away when I wanted to start following people's blogs instead of having to check them all the time! The sacrifice for convenience... But in any case, welcome aboard!m:)
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