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8/31/2020 10:40:12 am
JEN: those expressive faces! You are masterful. And the red hair!
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jen
8/31/2020 10:55:08 am
Dotty! OMG! What a perfect poem! I have been in that snack bar...I have seen that board. That last line...perfection. xoxoxo
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Carl Stoveland
8/31/2020 11:57:08 pm
The simple act if being and quieting your mind. Can be achieved thru reading and even a type of netflixing with the right content not too deep but just enough to get you away from everyday. For me it British crime shows. There is a magic space in doing nothing if you can be open to it where the muse does the heavy lifting and plants the seeds of ideas that can only take hold when your focus is neither near nor far. Let the muse in. Take the time for yourself. I will have the perfect opportunity being one of two people on a tropical island with all my art gear for a month. I can dive headlong into my work or not. Maybe just one more chapter in this book before I swim on the reef with fish and film them doing their thing. I’ll have 30 days do all in good time.
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jen
9/1/2020 10:36:36 am
Carl! Thank you for your thoughts on the eve of your departure for a month of being unplugged! I can hardly wait to hear what happens when the noise of the world falls away and all that's left is fishes and ocean waves...
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9/1/2020 12:37:08 am
What a beautiful poem Dotty sent! Yes, I think just doing nothing is probably the hardest to do. Even when we think we are doing nothing we are doing something, even if it's thought that we should be doing something! Now that a mixed up thought! As long as we breathe something is going on.
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jen
9/1/2020 10:37:48 am
Carol! That poem - WOOT! And it is a mixed up thought trail about nothing and something...which is...something. Ha ha! Thank you - spicy girls! I like that. :)
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