There are two types of writers in this world.
Those who use big words,
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and those who use diminutive ones.
Archive for the ‘Obiter dicta’ Category
“Obiter dicta” is a latin term that translates (pretty much) as “something that is said in passing”; it’s most commonly used in written court opinions.
This section of the blog consists of random thoughts and observations, quips, one liners, two liners, three liners, ideas, and whatever else I come up with that doesn’t warrant a more lengthy discussion.
Enjoy.
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Tuesday, March 3rd, 2015Obiter dicta: make art, not war
Friday, January 3rd, 2014Art is a verb;
it’s something we do,
not something we horde, or put on a wall.
Art, like love, is something we make,
not something we buy and sell.
