Wednesday, February 22, 2017
What passeth for joy! (Postmodern) doodle intrusion adventures
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I love this report on David's brain and its postmodern ambiguity! He and I are really quite alike. Sometimes I come back to a doodle postcard that I made on a train, or somesuch and I wonder where the madness on the card came from. I think David and I let our pens take our brains on mad excursions! Hooray!
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