thank you, valéry
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the world is so visually complicated that
“I think, personally, that
the world is so visually
complicated that the word
‘banal’ scarcely is very
intelligent to use”
24.8.10
23.8.10
speaking of chairs, sir
this was one of the first
on the blog & long since
a favorite.
taken while
practically
running through
Weimar; thinking then,
as now, that there was
more
to this corner than
could be known.
forlorn, now, but with
some easy still grace.
elegant in it's age.
yes,
i've mentioned this before:
the end of summer.
tomorrow, for us, it is
official. school starts.
of course, the weather
today took a turn for the
top of the thermometer (as
it so often does the week the
empty classrooms creak open
again). so much, i now realize,
to look forward to. so many good
things to look back upon. all in all:
it's been quite lovely, hasn't it?
a Quietness distilled
As Twilight long begun
dear tish,
not the quadrille, but
realized today you might
like these ('tho i had run
out of space and time
on the camera & this
was the best i could get)
but the atmosphere!
it was something else
altogether
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19.8.10
dear liz danzico,
Thanks for your intentional organization. Every day.
And thanks for the Ryan Freitas (35 lessons) post today (from which I quote the following):
Work
- Debates over terminology and semantics are for archivists and academics. If you’re interested in the living heart of what you do, focus on building things rather than talking about them.
- No one gives a damn about the size of your to-do list.
- How we handle ambiguity and failure has a lot to do with our potential for success.
- Your reputation is more important than your paycheck, and your integrity is worth more than your career.
Ryan Freitas
18.8.10
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