Joan of Art's Ship of Imagination

From Starbucks view: Mob of people crossing Shibuya

ABOUT ME : JOAN OF ART

Hooray! You’re seeing my page because you have decided to waste a portion of your time, haven’t you? Or maybe, suddenly you’ve got interested and would like to hear some of my nonsensical tales that somehow you will find titillating – hopefully. Either way, I’m glad you’re here. My domain name “Ship of the imagination” was snatched from the (1980) Cosmos TV series (Now we have the 2014 Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey, hosted by Neil deGrasse Tyson which is a follow-up to that series). Sounds cool, huh! No, it’s freaking awesome, man. For those who knows what the cosmos is, they’ll surely get what I meant by that.

And for those less fortunate people who haven’t got the chance to meet Carl Sagan’s ship of the imagination (why? I wouldn’t miss it for the world) – I’ll expound how wonderful it is.

Carl and his famous ship of the imagination had taken us from the edge of the known universe back to our pale blue dot planet.
Carl Sagan had his own Personal Voyage on his ship of the imagination – and then – I was like, why not create my own version of that one which was focused on my life experience. I guess this is also a good opportunity to extract my remaining creative juices in my brain cells.

I have a huge fascination with the very deep sea and all the life-forms that live deep down there. I feel so relax if those creatures exposed their beauty in my very own eyes. They are all wonderful. If you want to talk about movies and TV series, as a movie enthusiast I can lend you my shoulder. I appreciate anything that can give me a good-ass laugh.

I don’t need to say much, just check my blog and don’t judge, that was made for my personal amusement.

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