How To Be Creative

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Not All About Creativity

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Thinking Outside the Coffin

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The Possibilities Are Endless

 

“How many titles does this blog have?”
“Sixty-two.”
“Sixty-two?  How do you get 62?”
“Add 4 to the other 58, and you get 62.”
“The other 58?  I only see 4.”
“No, 62.  Just because I have not created the other 58 titles does not mean that they don’t exist.”

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How did the chicken cross the road?”
“I dunno.”
“It walked.”

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How did the creative person cross the road?”
“She walked?”
“No, she sat on the chicken’s back.”

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“Knock.  Knock.”
“Who’s there?”
“A chicken.”
“A chicken who?”
“A chicken who is wondering whether it can come into your place and rest because it is tired from crossing the road with a creative person on its back.”

*

“What is a creative person’s number one activity?”
“Writing?”
“No.”
“Drawing?”
“No.”
“Dancing?”
“No.”
“What?”
“Procrastinating.”

*

A creative person walked into a bar carrying a chicken, and the bartender said, “Sorry, but we don’t allow people with pets in here.”
And the creative person said, “Please make an exception.  I promised this chicken that I would buy it a drink if it let me ride on its back while it crossed the road.”
And the bartender thought for a minute.  He realized that the joke would abruptly end if he did not make an exception.
“Okay,” said the bartender, “I’ll let you and your chicken stay.  But I have never had any chickens in here, and I don’t know what chickens drink.”
“No problem,” said the chicken.  “We chickens drink anything except eggnog.”

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“Can my inner child play with your inner child?”
“Sure, but please make sure my inner child is home in time for dinner.  Thanks.”

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“How many creative types does it take to change a light bulb?”
“How many?”
“Seven.”
“Okay.  So why seven?
“I don’t know.  I’m experiencing a creative block when it comes to the answer.”
“Is there anything you do to help you to get over creative blocks?”
“Yes, I sit on the backs of chickens while they cross the road.”

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The bartender asked the creative person and the chicken, “What will it be?”
And the creative person said, “I’ll have a glass of green wine, please.”

TO BE CONTINUED.  WATCH FOR A SEQUEL WHICH WILL REVEAL WHAT THE CHICKEN ORDERED, AND WHY IT TAKES  SEVEN  CREATIVE TYPES TO CHANGE A LIGHT BULB.

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