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Look Again No.5: Make a Dandelion Necklace

by Pete Gall on 29. Apr, 2010 in Look Again

Hello! Assignment number 5 in the Look Again game – a game to help us pay attention to life as it passes by: Make a Necklace out of Dandelions. Did you ever do this as a kid? You just make a slit in the stem of one dandelion (I use my thumbnail) and slide the [...]

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Look Again No.4: Share Your Favorite Vacation Photo (and story)

by Pete Gall on 29. Mar, 2010 in Look Again

Time for Look Again, the community game about paying attention to life as it passes by. This time, Share Your Favorite Vacation Photo (and story). I’m writing on my phone in Phoenix, during a layover on the way to vacation in San Luis Obispo, with Christine asleep with her head on my lap (we got [...]

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Look Again No.3: Take a Picture of the View from Your Computer

by Pete Gall on 23. Mar, 2010 in Look Again

Hello! Assignment number 3 in the Look Again game – a game to help us pay attention to life as it passes by: Take a picture of the view from your computer. You spend enough time with that view in front of you – document it. See if you see anything new looking at the [...]

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Look Again No.2: What is Your Most Important Word?

by Pete Gall on 15. Mar, 2010 in Look Again

What’s the word you hang your day upon? What’s the lynchpin of the way you think, act, believe or relate? We all live with certain beliefs or assumptions or perspectives, and those things shape us. What’s your word? My friend Alex Beh and his friend Matt Wertz (on what was clearly a long road trip) [...]

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Look Again No.1: Make an Encouraging Banner

by Pete Gall on 10. Mar, 2010 in Look Again

This concept (and the photo with this post) is borrowed directly from Learning To Love You More (there is also a really cool book), a project created by Harrell Fletcher and Miranda July. I’m calling it “Look Again” instead of “Learning to Love You More,” but it’s the same deal. I’d suggest we all play [...]

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