what’s left.
I am right handed. My left hand is neglected, I can barley make a straight line w/ it.Even when I bit my nails I would rarely bite the ones on my left hand. About every 5 years or so i do a sketch book/journal only using my left hand. I started doing these “left” books kind of as a meditation. To give value to things & parts of myself that I normally don’t use. It’s uncomfortable for me to use my left but it forces me to create & not focus on something being “perfect.” Sharing this & other things on the internet forces me to create more instead of making everything so precious & then never having it see the light of day…it has become a lesson in letting go. Right now I’m in a place where I’m trying work outside of my comfort zone.This book has been filled with a bunch of fables for some reason. Here is one i thought you might like. -pierre bennu

side note:
I only do this every so many years cause I really don’t want my left hand to get too familiar. I kind of like the fact some things feel foreign & new & perhaps that says something about me also : ) anyway back to “work” **poof**

The following is A FLY ON THE WALL perspective in the Think Tank room at “New South,” the publishing house that will be replacing the “N word” in a new edition of Mark Twain’s “Huckleberry Finn.” We find the Think Tank meeting already in progress… 






