“Cornithaca County” Book Preview – Third “Find the differences . . .”

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In this third “find the differences” activity I decided to focus on faces. Since human beings have an understandable predilection for gathering information from faces; it would be interesting to see if this helps or hinders the recognition of differences in these two pages.

The study of imagery as a means of promoting innovative and creative thinking is outside the Cornithaca County theme of the book. However, I plan to add a section on the Idea Enhancement Project’s work to provide a practical framework for achieving and using “qualitative” thinking.

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“Cornithaca County” Book Preview – “Jumping Jack Crack” Puppet

“Cornithaca County” Book Preview – “Jumping Jack Crack” Puppet
“Cornithaca County” Book Preview – “Jumping Jack Crack” Puppet

There’s nothing good about crack; and there’s nothing funny about crack addicts. I picked crack because of the rhyme, but in the Ag Ghetto meth is more common, with a sprinkling of bath salt psychotics.

The county sheriff’s department doesn’t patrol the Ag Ghetto, and it’s become a magnet for the under-the-radar “animal life”: If you’ve got an itch; scratch it. If you’ve got an appetite; feed it. If you’ve got a pipe; smoke it.

They’ve become more active with the Coronavirus — animals can sense a weakness.

“Cornithaca County” Book Preview – “Proverbs Remix 3 – New School Proverbs”

“Cornithaca County” Book Preview – “Proverbs Remix 3 – New School Proverbs”

Whether it’s “An ounce of entitlement is worth a pound of work” or “It takes a village to pay for a child”: these are remixed proverbs with an edge — and over it.

If you need a sense of humor in life; you need two to handle all the advice you are given: one to accept it and a second to remix it.

So remember: “Life is like riding a bicycle. Once you fall off, you never forget.”