Yeah, at the dedication, the adults would all go, "Oooh, words on glass. That's so sophisticated." Then, after dark on the first night, a bunch of kids would use it for target practice.
Broken words. [Maybe it would only happen in the USA. You don't have guns in Canada, do you? :) ] Why are we discussing it, anyway? I mean, when a sculptor comes along, it's all going out the window anyway, right? It's going to be "his or her" creation and no part of this discussion will matter in the least. Lama npimh: "Haruph! Four hundred years old, am I. My OWN counsel will I keep." npimh: I don't want nobody comin' over da my table, I got nuttin' da dalk da anybody about. Jack opined: >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> I don't know how practical glass would be, but I thought about having a large glass screen, maybe with a bronze in front of it. Etched on the glass would be the lyrics to Hejira, or some other song of choice. They could ask Joni what song to use, conduct a fan poll, or allow people making donations to vote on their choice of songs.
