attack of the mutant camels here...
what's your beef joe? kandinsky is my "hero.."..he leadeth me to colour and the joy of life! the musty dark halls and handwoven mats do not leadeth me to the pastures green and the golden flower! merle Merle, with a loaf of bread under her arm, Merle cried she was impoverished: "> snippets do not the whole story tell... > what artwork?.. > what book?..what feast?.." My typing speed is high, and I try to keep ideas clear. It's ALL there in black and white. I usually don't repeat myself for no good purpose, even another's laziness or unfitness to read. Why? Life is short. And I don't blame your not reading sometimes. This is why I asked you (kindly?) a month ago if you know how to follow a thread. If you learn, and then *DO* so, you'll find a lot there, abundantly laid-out. I don't say "feast!", but at least "find". It may in fact turn out unpalatable, it depends. Be a gleaner; a vacuum cleaner! Pocket the nuggets and dust, before we all rust. Or you've seized-up already?, and can't follow a thread?: We've written down plenty that takes a reader to be read. Whole story's been told; Day's-catch has been sold; the Market stall here is bare. What used to be there is out of my hair and in your cupboard, Mother Hubbard. Will you and your dog have none, Or some? 's what it comes down to. Good morning! --Joe PS (use the stamina you showed in reading Kandinsky, e.g. You didn't leave big holes there, too, did you?). > Merle Lester wrote: > > joe.. > > snippets do not the whole story tell... > what artwork?.. > what book?..what feast?.. > the last supper perhaps?... > are you ready to break the bread and drink the wine? > > merle
