Unstructured Thoughts - What are you thinking about now?

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Probably the same reason I'm at work (and on this site?) with still 20 pens to turn and finish by Monday!
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Nothing wrong with 'unstructured' thoughts.


Thence is where inspirational, original, creative, stupid, impractical ideas emanate!:cool::D


Back with my former employer it was called shot gun sessions. No thinking, no pre-judging, just pure mind dump of whatever presented itself to the concious being.

Usually those triggered more practical thoughts among the others present.

Brain storming is a better description. ADHD * folks were quite good at it!:rolleyes:

* used to be called daydreaming!:eek:



FWIW If your thinking is 'structured', ya ain't never gonna get out of that bubble!
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JPG40504 wrote:Nothing wrong with 'unstructured' thoughts.


Thence is where inspirational, original, creative, stupid, impractical ideas emanate!:cool::D


Back with my former employer it was called shot gun sessions. No thinking, no pre-judging, just pure mind dump of whatever presented itself to the concious being.

Usually those triggered more practical thoughts among the others present.

Brain storming is a better description. ADHD * folks were quite good at it!:rolleyes:

* used to be called daydreaming!:eek:



FWIW If your thinking is 'structured', ya ain't never gonna get out of that bubble!
I am not sure that I want to!
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dusty wrote:I am not sure that I want to!
Dusty, There is no way you are in a bubble!

You are always thinking outside the box!
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terrydowning wrote:Probably the same reason I'm at work (and on this site?) with still 20 pens to turn and finish by Monday!
I wanna turn a pen?
Not sure if I have all the stuff, and have not tried the Lathe yet.
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so as a submarine sailor I am by definition a bubble head... in the bubble?
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For some strange reason, the word "last' just will not go away!
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I see you are hooked on last. It is addicting you know. But fun at the same point.

So the weather Gods were not nice today. I look at the forecast and there is a 10 percent chance of rain through 7 pm. So I head out and rent a jack hammer to break up our old cement sidewalk. 5 minutes in or less, it starts to sprinkle. 10 minutes in it is down pouring. It rained all day. I was in a rain coat with ear plugs and safety glasses on for 2 hours with a jack hammer in puddles. Never again.
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Just wondering how you can quit being attracted to new hobbies and projects because you already have 10,000 projects that you can't get to now???


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It is rapidly getting to the point where nearly all posts to this forum are unstructured and unrelated to woodworking. This will also be my LAST POST to this thread.
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