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I find it most beautiful.
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6 comments:
Hmmm. That's interesting, and yet has a definite tone of OCD attached to it. But really, I shouldn't talk: I collect certain things repetitiously. However, I don't and wouldn't want to schedule my day around such things. But, if he's happy...then I can only be glad that I'm on this side of the viewpoint. Thanks for sharing such an unusual project! Quite thought-provoking.
Pel, I'm glad for your visit---I've not been blog-visiting as I should...so I'm glad for the reminder that I need to take the time to do so! Thanks.
I think that this is this particular gentleman's enso practice. He probably inspired my thinking about enso as much as Cobalt's mother...
I'm a collector as well.
It's a great time of year for two of my favorites---acorns and nests!
Fascinating! So Japanese to apologize for doing something so amazing! BTW I got word that I will be directing the Japanese foreign exchange semester in Sept 2008. 4 Months in Japan! I'm very excited!
I thought you'd like it, Artist!
4 months in Japan!?!
I'm *ecstatic*!
I could be that guy.
Min, I didn't quite believe that you were Out of Stories ; )
I could be that guy too---I just don't have the staying power/get-it-done-edness that you and he do :)!
That's why I'm glad to watch.
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