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Thursday, December 29, 2005

Woodwork

I was ruminating (love that word!) the other day and thinking that we can be like big hunks of timber, waiting to be shaped and etched and refined by life's experiences and relationships into our very own sculpture.

Ever wonder if sometimes too much has been shaved off? A particular angle got a little pointy or an edge is now just a bit too sharp? An intricate piece of work happening on one surface got too complex and you just want to sand it all back and start over on that piece? Or, when going for "unique", the whole thing just ends up too weird to fit anywhere or go with anything and you realise you would have been better off turning it into a chair?

Enjoy the last vestiges of 2005, y'all - bring on 2006!


 # posted by Vron @ 11:19 am

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