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How to wash dishes

Sun, 17 Feb 2008 23:18:00 -0500

Washing dishes is two jobs: getting food off the dishes and getting grease off the dishes. Water does not get grease off dishes, and soap does not get food off them.
To wash dishes, put some soap in a bowl or pan and add enough water to make a strong soapy solution. Do not dilute this solution by running the tap into it.
Run the tap into the other end of the sink. Stack dirty dishes under the tap so that they soak as you rinse clean dishes.
Dip your sponge into the soapy solution and scrub each dish clean of food and grease. If dried food will not come off, put the dish back under the tap to soak longer.
Never squirt soap onto a dish you are washing. You will end up eating soap.
Stack like dishes next to each other in the drying rack to simplify putting away. Putting away is the worst part of doing dishes.

Fri, 01 Feb 2008 07:15:00 -0500

Continue to add old work to these old sets, because nothing says professional like a loose edit.
Still unable to attach any consistent conceptual or thematic ideas to the pictures I think have merit, which is a problem.
Instead enjoying attachment of meaningless overheard and imagined phrases to sets of photographs despite not being high.
Have less time for relying on chance, less interest in or courage for speaking to strangers, more inclination to art direct and pay an old guy twenty bucks to stand there.

Mon, 29 Oct 2007 10:44:00 -0400

Fri, 26 Oct 2007 23:14:00 -0400

Added some old work to these sets. You cannot deny the past.
I need some interesting photo work in New York. I am out of ideas.
I got eviscerated by some photojournalists at a portfolio review this summer.
I have a photo in a new book called Street World – the photo of the dog with the brick.
The dog with the brick is now dead.