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- Favourite band or musician: probably infected mushroom
- Favourite genre of music: Anything with texture, preferably without words
- Favourite poet or writer: Terry Pratchett
- Favourite style of art: MAXIMALISM
- Operating System: good old windows XP
- Skin of choice: Probably not this one, haha
- Favourite game: Rez
- Favourite gaming platform: PC
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Kate x
I didn't realise you went to St Joseph's before you lived in ... exactly where eludes me. Apparently you were in the year above me and Ed, and your little brother was in our year... Neither of which are things that I remember, but I have an explanation for not remembering Greg.
I got bumped up a year in year 2.
So if you remember two little girls who were in your year before you left who really should have been in the year below, and who were probably highly irritating, that was me and Isobel.
Of course, that doesn't explain why I don't remember you either, but hey, I have a bad memory.
So yeah. You find out something new every day.
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When life gives you lemons, make apple juice. Then sit back and watch the world wonder how you did it. While enjoying your drink of course.
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I'm a member of ~writers-in-progress!
Keep up the great pencil work. It's neat to see the attention to detail in your pieces.
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...and then wash your mouth out with soap.
Anyway, it's really me who should be thankng you- your favs have given me much-wanted publicity
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"and you can just change who you are that easily?"
"I change what I do that easily. It's almost the same thing."
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...and then wash your mouth out with soap.
I have a habit of answering commentslike I would answer a letter, because I don't think most people's comments are often very helpful beyond simple encouragement I suppose. But you're right, we're all artists here and I guess by default that means we're all deep thinkers to a degree, because as an artist you look to represent something you don't fully understand to get to know it better. And of course, when I say artist I also mean photographer, author, actor etc. Critics do it too, but more explicitly. Then again I bet you'd explain this better than I could- as I say I have a tendency to overcomplicate
Plus, this is good practice for me too, you know, should I want to explain or pool my thoughts with other peoples. For me that's definitely a skill worth having.
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"and you can just change who you are that easily?"
"I change what I do that easily. It's almost the same thing."
Letter-like comments and brainstorming are definitely good habits. There are several tutorials on commenting floating around here that advocate both as effective strategies. I wish I could find some of them to link, but they seem to be hiding at the moment.
...you changed your "signature" line. And I'll be darned if it doesn't describe me, too. This similar sentiment thing is getting almost silly! (American connotation to "silly," not British connotation.)
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...and then wash your mouth out with soap.
Your (ex?) seems pretty well established on here btw. Thanks for telling her about my stuff
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"and you can just change who you are that easily?"
"I change what I do that easily. It's almost the same thing."
well it wouldn't be you without your critical and interesting points of view.
My ex is correct, and it was no problem.
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