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Thursday, November 20, 2003


Everyday Art

Last night I went to the gallery show for the 20 Things Project. It was cool to look at all the art these people made. It made me think about how little art is in my life. I do not think I have done anything really artistic since college. In the last few years all of my creative efforts have been don on my computer. It was nice to see so many things that were real and tactile. It made me feel good that people are actually other there making things.

Part of me wants to sign up for the 20 Things Project. I have no idea what I would make. I am even sure I could come up with anything cool. This might keep me from signing up. I feel that I need more art in my life and I need art that is being made by people I know.

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