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Kate Greenough's daily drawings
portraits & figures by an older woman artist, with blue collar roots
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What sense in chaos.
A pause to admire nature's unparalleled beauty.
Strange Anatomy, Awkward Perspectives
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Thoughts on all things Autism and mental health
Not your third grade paper mache
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Life with wings
Artwork, data analysis, and other projects by Jon
My Life is Art, My Art is Life
“In India when we meet and part we Often say, ‘Namaste’, which means: I honor the place in you where the entire universe resides; I honor the place in you of love, of light, of truth, of peace. I honor the place within you where if you are in that place in you and I am in that place in me, there is only one of us." ~~Ram Dass~~
My adventures in self-publishing and other gibberish
The opinions expressed are those of the author. You go get your own opinions.
One minute info blogs escaping the faith trap
Kate Greenough's daily drawings
portraits & figures by an older woman artist, with blue collar roots
Apprenez les langues !
Life is too short to be petty-minded
What sense in chaos.
A pause to admire nature's unparalleled beauty.
Strange Anatomy, Awkward Perspectives
Yeah nah...
Thoughts on all things Autism and mental health
Not your third grade paper mache
Smidgens
Life with wings
Artwork, data analysis, and other projects by Jon
WAGblog: Dum Spiro Spero 
THanks for your honesty Chris, maybe I will look for a “theme” that is a little easier on all our eyes (the stark white hurt mine, but there is one that is a soft cream color that might work….)
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Have enjoyed following your posts in their great variety, the poetry, artwork; also your thought provoking articles documenting your personal experiences often highlighting/ researching very valid concerns and gaps in knowledge of ‘brain-wave’ function…
Know you are interested in visual perception, and as you have asked for feedback to be honest I must just say for some reason my (63 year old) brain struggles with your new’light on dark’ text.
Seems to have a SAD type effect on me, sorry to say!!
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