*sends link to self for further reading* ^^

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~CDragon

I checked out the link and read a few of the lectures. I really enjoyed them. When I have more time, I will finish reading the rest. Thanks for the reference!

Glad you like them
I keep taking little bits away and pondering them and then going back for more. There always seems to be something new.

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You'll have to forgive the aging cynic....

I can see why. I'll probably be doing the same!

I'm totally into self-improvement and becoming a better person.

What a fantastic reference to share! I really like the quote you opened with as well. The same idea was presented to us in the Art Institute when discussing "artist's intent." One of my profs told us whenever we look at our work to consider if it is complete, we must ask ourselves a hundred years from now what will the viewers of it think? What does it convey? Because we won't be there to explain it....and the little museum card with our explanation might be lost....and it may be nothing more than a scribble on canvas or a strip of negatives, or a dvd or a book missing its cover.....so...is it done? Does it really convey what you want it to?

The other students hated him. They thought he was mean and harsh but, I loved the guy...because I always thought he got it. you know? He got it.

I learned a lot from him. And I learn a lot from you too. You are a very deep person in the shallows of our intellectually thin society.

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'Yet from those flames
No light, but rather darkness visible.'

~John Milton; Paradise Lost. Book i. Line 62~

_{...just an earth-bound misfit, i}

That's how your comment made me feel when I read it, so I'm sending one back
I think I'd have liked your professor.

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You'll have to forgive the aging cynic....

I think you'd like him too. I'm so glad I made you feel huggy. huggy is good.

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'Yet from those flames
No light, but rather darkness visible.'

~John Milton; Paradise Lost. Book i. Line 62~

_{...just an earth-bound misfit, i}