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HAPPY NEW YEAR
Thanks for the challenges that were presented in the year gone and look forward to many more in 2010
HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ONE AND ALL
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Indeed!
Happy New Year to all! May you enjoy a year of happiness and bounty!
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That's priceless
Rockland. Nifty plywood, too ! Somebody's basement playroom in Bayonne, New Jersey ?
Happy New Year, evabody ! Read Thom Hartmann BUT have hope and good cheer. . .
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So. . .
Who IS that in Koen's sketch ? The gorgeous Mrs De Winter, perhaps, or a sulking daughter or niece who would rather be someplace else at Christmas than home with the stupid Old people. . .? Let's have it, K. . . !
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Interesting illustration it is.
I see a person who is surrounded by two successful examples of modernism, yet shows no interest in the objects (we don't see the book's title, but it could be a third example).
A symbol of the younger generation's lack of understanding of modernism?
Or an example of a healthy approach to design, reminding us to use objects, not worship them?
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hey.
What is my niece doing at your house?
(my teen niece was reading Kerouac at our last family gathering)
Same pose.
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Hunh.
I did wonder who that mysterious European gentleman was -- the one with the odd Canadian accent and the clay stuck to his heels, that I noticed lurking around Rockland's window with a sketchpad in hand. . .
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