World's simplest puzzle

I was going to title this "His 'n' Hers" but that sounded a bit lewd. It's just nice when things fit together, and the temporary satisfaction of completion is achieved. Jeez, now I'm getting clinical. Anyway, go in one puzzle piece and come out the other, and you're done. No subtext here. Really.

I have yet to read this

Ah, the book I've always been looking for! But where does it open?

More junk food inspired art

This started while I was eating a rare (I swear!) meal at KFC last Monday. Drew the shape of the plate freehand (a bit carelessly, I admit), then started designing a pattern around and behind it. I don't know if "Life Tastes Better" with KFC, but I kinda like this result.

Maybe Europe next?

Traced a map, drew the maze over it, and then with an image editor (Photofiltre) darkened up the lines and filled in the states with colors.



Hint (?)
You don't have to go through every state to get to Florida, but you're sure to undergo some climate variation along the way.

Crosseyed, angry or surprised?

Another one from the "olden days" (the 80s), when I was working with felt pens. No hidden meaning behind this one, just started with some circles and ovals and came up with something strange.

I prefer crullers, how about you?

I was listening to Dr. Susan Jeffers' "Feel The Fear And Do It Anyway" on CD in my car today. To make a point about the power of gratitude, she used the phrase, "Focus on the donut, not the hole." Right up the road, I saw...a donut shop! When the cosmos speaks, it's good to listen. Tastes pretty good, too.



Highly recommended; friendly service:
www.sesamedonut.com/index.html

"If you have only two alternatives, choose the third."

I read a very interesting article (pamphlet? manifesto?) online this morning, currently titled "The Revolutionary Pleasure of Thinking for Yourself" (http://deoxy.org/rst.htm) which got me thinking along these lines: