Hello.  It is Saturday, December 14th, the day after 'Friday The 13th'.
     I sold $140 worth of art at the bar last night.  I was pretty happy about that.
     I didn't bother to take any pictures of the art I sold, because, 'who cares'?  I don't seem to care anymore about documenting everything I do, due to lack of interest.  I figure I will have lots of art all over the world, and I'll let other people discover later that they have an original David Lovins piece in their home that they bought in a bar for cheap, haha.

     On the web now, they call people who take pictures of themselves 'Selfies'. 
     I realized that Van Gogh was a person who did this a lot with his paintings.  His work is the precedent for 'Selfies', haha.
    

     Van Gogh's 'selfies' are much better than the ones people take with their cell phones, usually from an overhead angle while making a funny face.
     Van Gogh's self-portraits have meaning.

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     Anyway, the next subject is this short piece of video that I've had on my computer for some time.  I didn't think it was exactly appropriate for youtube, yet, I couldn't just delete it.  Then it would be lost forever.  I figured I could put it here, on this adult blog, and it would be okay.  At least I think it is.  The video was shot in a public place.

     Originally, I just shot the video because I was studying this woman's 'walk cycle' as I am interested in animation, and then she bent over and picked up something.  I didn't realize what she was picking up until I watched it on my computer, haha.
     She is setting a good example for the rest of humanity by picking up her dog's crap instead of having it be in a place where people could step in it.  Good for her.
     There is nothing worse than stepping in dog crap.  Well, there is, but stepping in dog crap is most unpleasant, especially if it gets tracked in doors.
     One reason why I wanted to preserve this video, besides the woman bending over, is that the dog is so lively, jumpy, and happy, and now this moment is preserved in time for the rest of humanity to enjoy forever.

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     I guess I'll find out eventually if Blogger doesn't approve this video on this over 18 blog.  It is hard to tell what their policies actually are, especially when I post stuff that I consider 'art'.

     This video could be placed in an art gallery, and be played on a loop all day long.

     I find that I can watch this video over and over again, right in a row.  I like it.

     If I wasn't intimidated by youtube's policies, I would put this video on youtube, no problem.  I see nothing wrong with it, but you never know with them.  I'm skating on thin ice as it is with my youtube account, so it is better to be safe than sorry at this point.