Posts Tagged ‘rule-breaking’

Marriage… and Other Stuff I’m Meant to Do

Poor Delusional Me Being a single bloke in his forties draws all kinds of comments, suggestions, inferences and questions from a broad cross-section of people, with responses ranging from pity to surprise, through to outright jealousy. Apparently the most interesting thing about me (for some people) is my wife-less-ness (Craigism). Clearly there's something weird, dark and dysfunctional about me that needs to be explored and explained. Or... I could just be a… Continue reading

October 8 2008 | By Craig | Tagged: conformity, marriage, normality, relationships, rule-breaking, society | 28 comments»

How to Break All the Rules

Rules, they say, are meant to be broken. Not all the time, of course -- we are, after all, trying to have a society here. But while rules help, most of the time, to create an orderly and well-regulated society, sometimes their lack of flexibility hinders our creativity, and thus our ability to solve the problems that confront us.

Months ago, I wrote a post about improvisation advising… Continue reading

May 26 2008 | By Dustin | Tagged: creativity, improvisation, rule-breaking | 11 comments»