There is so much to say, so much passion...a fervor...an unction. Spirit speaking to spirit...
I have nothing more to say...Someone else has already said it all...
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- Victory: Station
- Victory: an idea whose time has come
- Victory: stream of question-ness
- Victory - From the Jaws of Defeat
- Victory: Simple and Effective
- Victory: A Moral One
- Victory: Is An Illusion...Or How I Learned to Stop...
- Victory: Patterns or Completion
- Victory: just do what exactly?
- Art: Austin Rapid Transit
- Art: a battle
- Art: and it's power
- Art - The Inner Spirit communicates
- Art: Unspeakable
- ART: pARTicipate
- Art: Throbbing Hearts
- Art: Government stay away!
- Art: mysterious simulation, passionate responses
- Blue: America
- Blue: Code Blue..."There is an eternal perspective...
- Blue: A Colour
- Blue: The Depth of Beauty
- Blue: What Typically Goes Unseen
- Blue: Like Jazz
- Blue: Subjectivity
- Blue - the vast expanses and Memphis tunes
- Blue: how do you see the world?
- Tension: A Parable from the Strings
- Tension: The Sexual Kind
- Tension: A Cornucopia
- Tension: Latent Hostility
- Tension: Or How I’d Rather Write about Distension
- Tension: Integrative Thinking
- Tension: delight in the paradoxes, go for the 3 po...
- Resolution: A little Less Pessimism
- Resolution: To will the ONE thing
- Resolution: Failure is an Opportunity to Hear His ...
- Resolution: Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and ...
- Resolution: semantic fractals left in tension
- Resolution: Remove the Static
- Resolution: Achieving real change
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Isn't that picture from your property? Something tells me that a summer trip to your house would be just about perfect.
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ReplyDeleteSomeone said that a picture is worth a thousand words. But I bet I could compose and type a thousand words faster than most people can paint a picture.
ReplyDeleteProbably the most effective communication is pictures and words together, with each handled by one who is talented in one or the other area.