Hi Allenn! Haha, I'm happy to be the one to inspire you to read it :-) Do you also happen to have the copy, where the cover looks like that board in the doctor's office, that is used to check your sight (I forgot how is that thing called xD)? Anyway, how do you like the book?

thanks! :)

Okay, hey Allen! :) Actor, that sure sounds interesting! How long have you been into acting? I live in the northern part of Sweden, haha, so darn cold!

You're welcome and thank you very much!
My name's Desirée, nice to meet you! :)

Oh, Rimbaud is great, we can say he knew how to use the words :)
I had the occasion to work on him to make an anthology about the criticism of religion and soon going to study him again.
Oh, thanks, you seem nice as well!

I'd say Baudelaire, Les Fleurs du Mal changed my life :)
What about yours ?

That was well said/argued against. How I think about drug use in terms of creativity (Jason Silva, that loudmouthed "futurist" would argue for the use of drugs, to go beyond our limits) aligns with what Jonah Lehrer said, that it was a "chemical shortcut" to creativity--its doesn't necessarily impedes creativity as in a blockage. It lets people become more loose or sharp, depending on what they take. Drugs is when people desire epiphanies or improvisational, minus anxieties. I don't advocate drug use at all, except caffeine. I do agree that It will become a distraction from the purity of the form, whenever it is music, writing or sports. There's a societal pull/push when it comes to drug use. Lehrer was talking about a writer's affliction with ideas and the ills of editing--which parallels with a musician (only not so much rock star status).

what's your thought on improvisation, creativity and drug use in relation to blues and jazz music?

Yes if you want :)
Fatiguée ? Peut-être que tu t'es trop amusée ? Je sais.
Peut-être que tu pourrais traduire ce que je t'écris en français.
J'espère que tout va bien pour toi.

Hope you can understand ;)

Yeah it has been pretty good :) what about yours?