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Jan 13, 2006 11:39

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aamusedinatx January 13 2006, 17:50:18 UTC
pg 123.

Use the Smooth tool, in the same group as the Pencil tool in the toolbox, to round out the shape of a curved segment (deleting anchor points if necessary).

(welcome to my workdesk)

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kokopopo January 13 2006, 17:52:39 UTC
Your is more mysterious.

The book I quoted was also right next to my desk at work. Does that make me look like a screw-off?

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aamusedinatx January 13 2006, 18:02:35 UTC
Hee, hee. I'd much rather a near 'bodice ripper' like yours indicates then what I'm banging my head against at the moment.

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kokopopo January 13 2006, 18:03:35 UTC
The Old Gringo, by Carlos Fuentes

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kokopopo January 13 2006, 20:10:06 UTC
I like!

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wanton_lucidity January 13 2006, 19:16:04 UTC
What a fantastic passage. Good to see you're still alive and kicking.

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kokopopo January 13 2006, 20:14:19 UTC
The Old Gringo, Calos Fuentes

I only did this because I like the passage picked at random in this way. I thought you might appreciate it!

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silent_sensei January 14 2006, 06:48:48 UTC
"People feel sorry for you and pay attention to you and help you."

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fauxfille January 14 2006, 08:07:09 UTC
113 Whitehall Street
Darien, Conn., USA

December 29, 1941

Manoel Garcia
Calle Sao Jose 120,
Brazil, South America

Dear Manoel Garcia,
I cannot possibly understand why I have not heard from you. Didn't you receive my two letters? Many other people in the class have had letters from South Americans a long time ago. Nearly two months have gone by since I started the correspondence.

Recently it came over me that maybe you have not been able to find anybody who knows English down there and can translate what I wrote. But it seems to me that you would have been able to find somebody and anyway it was understood that the South Americans whose names were on the list were studying English.

(From Collected Stories of Carson McCullers, 1987)

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kokopopo January 17 2006, 20:26:54 UTC
The only thing I have read by her is The Heart is a Lonely Hunter, a lamentable deficiency in my education.

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fauxfille January 18 2006, 01:51:14 UTC
Until this book was given to me as a gift, I had read The Heart is a Lonely Hunter, too. I highly recommend the short stories book. She writes well in that format, plus you'll find out more about her.

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