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TASP 2003 at UT Austin:
The Mystery of Creativity |
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reasonably remarkable
Friday, January 02, 2004
That's okay Adam, I sent copies of TEX-men to the NYC area people only last week or so, so they'll probably receive it at the same time as everyone else, provided that they don't get lost in the post-Christmas mail.
Last night I read D.H. Lawrence's 'A Propos of Lady Chatterley's Lover' and thought it ever-so-relevant to so many TASP topics (it covers body-and-soul, touches upon yearly cycles and rituals, censorship/ politics and creativity, Buddha-Plato-Jesus, and more) so wanted to share it with you, but I couldn't find the text online - rather, when I tried searching google all these porn sites popped up. Hmm. Coincidentally, the original manuscript is in the HRC.
The blog looks like blue and green tupperware because I heard somewhere that 2004 colors are blue and green.
I'll end the post with yet another labor quote:
"Do you yarn?"
- Rohan Mascarehnas, in reference to a spool of string on my desk. He meant 'knit' but was thinking of 'sew'
Happy New Year to everyone--
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