A pile of imperfectly folded things. Or unfolded. Either way, my wife keeps bugging me about them, and I don't get why, because they're perfectly clean and ~~obviously~~ completely available for use. I mean, what even is the difference between them being complete in the way of everything else or in a closet anyway?
Yeah, so I probably should fold these.
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my songwriting desk of "imperfect things" (I see an unfinished song there that I forgot all about and now I need to remember how to play it)
Sarah Leavitt encourages us to make ‘messy piles of imperfect things‘. Show us your pile.
“A Very Messy Room” flickr photo by boltron- shared under a Creative Commons (BY-SA) license
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For most of my life, my art-making, whether it was drawing, writing or making comics, felt painful and fraught. But now – most of the time – creative practice is something that steadies me, something I rely on to think and feel my way through the world. It’s a source of deep joy. I’m going to share some ideas with you today that have helped me make that shift.
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