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Thursday, 13 May 2010 at 08:36 PM |

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LaureeAshcom

escher in motion!!!

it does say something about perspective...

wow!

Posted by: LaureeAshcom | Thursday, 13 May 2010 at 08:44 PM

Alex Mitchell

It's great. Makes me think about perspective in terms of attitude as well. Sometimes something that seemed really difficult to do, becomes easy because I simply change my attitude or viewpoint about it. Just like in the video, the point of view changes.

Posted by: Alex Mitchell | Friday, 14 May 2010 at 03:03 AM

Bill Housley

OK I am taking your counsel, I purchased my first... hmm, well let's call it scribble pad... maybe I shall call it my sPad?

No batteries for this ?Pad, it is a truly green. I like being green, but it is not easy being green. Shall I call it a gPad? The truth is that I already lost it once, when I returned it was right where I left it... seems no one else wanted it. What a great built in anti-theft device.

McNair you were right, I purchased my first ?Pad for about $3.15 at Hobby Lobby. Black, 4x6 pages with two elastic bands, one to hold it shut and one to hold a pen. I like it very much and I hope to make it a habit.

My first few pages are full of notes for my daughters wedding and stock market calculations. (seems to me there is a joke there someplace) I did give a go to drawing a few little things.

The biggest advantage I see that as I get older I am starting to forget... my ?Pad has been like an upgrade to my brain. For this alone I say thank you.

Your friend and fellow traveler

P.S. Does your dry cleaning deliver?

Posted by: Bill Housley | Tuesday, 25 May 2010 at 10:03 PM

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