Showing posts with label communication. Show all posts
Showing posts with label communication. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 24, 2012
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Tuesday, June 5, 2012
Thursday, May 17, 2012
Sunday, February 19, 2012
Dog Psalm #78
Labels:
communication,
Dog Psalm,
enlightenment,
Grace,
indecision,
inspiration,
quiet
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
Hey Roy
So there was this big black lab down at the job site.
All day my people played with him.
"Here Roy. Down Roy. No Roy. Catch Roy. Good Boy Roy!"
Then his person called him to get into the truck -
"Come Smokey!"
Smokey?
Apparently his person had said "Here Boy"
and my people thought he said "Hey Roy."
Go figure.
But Roy is a good dog name.
Labels:
communication,
dog,
name
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Elephant in the living room
Hey. What the...
Does anyone else see this?
Well, if it smells like an elephant it must be an elephant.
I thought it would be larger. Go figure.
I thought it would be larger. Go figure.
Excuse me, are we going to talk about it
or just keep it?
Labels:
communication,
elephant,
smell
Thursday, January 28, 2010
My doggy UMWELT
What it is like...
It is close to the ground...
It is lickable...
It either fits in the mouth or is too big for the mouth...
It is full of details...
It is in the moment...
It is fleeting and fast...
It is written all over their faces...
It reads like a poem but the text above is an excerpt
from the table of contents of
Dog ear a page or two for your person
so they may better understand and learn from you.
Labels:
communication,
dogs,
relationships,
smell
Friday, January 8, 2010
Smile Detection
Something bad happened to the camera. Now the LED screen shows a spider web of cracks and big jagged black spot. So it seemed time to shop for a new camera. And that is when we discovered a new technology called "face detection" that senses when the smile is most natural.
More and more life is like a Ray Bradbury story.
In the above photo I'm fake smiling.
And in the photo below I'm smirking.
Would a new camera have "allowed" it?
Maybe we can just power on with the broken LED?
Labels:
communication,
dogs,
Ray Bradbury,
smiles,
technology
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