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[lizlah_le_fey]

Look at me! Another post? Qua? Amazing. I actually amaze myself. I am fully aware that I am almost entirely incapable of maintaining focus long enough to stick to something. Hopefully it will last.

It rained this morning. It was lovely the smell on the hardtop mixed with the crushed blackberries and early morning left a tang on your tongue and made

Comments

[pennygreeneyes]

"Playing with acid? How could you go wrong??"

This is why I love artists. Mostly you, though.

It is SO lovely to hear you gushing about your life. It's funny, until you (we?) began to get serious about updating more, I never realized how taciturn you were before! New trend for the win! Keep it up!

Long story short, I love you and I am so glad that you are loving what you do so very much. Your etchings look gorgeous (I love the second one! Art deco + hedgehog = yes in a big way) and it sounds as though you are ever shooting onward and upward. So much happiness, my dear. I loff yoo!

(And when you get a chance, do shoot me Julia's address so I can do an all-inclusive trip to the post office.)

[perfectscorn]

Rain! Isn't it wonderful? It's raining here right now, and I love it.

I'm really glad you've found something in college that you love to do, and that you're able to get such fantastic experiences from it. And it's really cool that you're doing awesome things that you never would have predicted four years ago. It sounds like it's been fun and rewarding for you to find your way to where you are now, and it's really great to hear how excited you are about it now.

I really like the flying turtle in the first etching. Of course, I like turtles in general, but yours has some really lovely details, and it just seems to fit the design perfectly. In the second one, I enjoyed looking through the titles of the books, and I also love the hedgehog.

[nepenthe_cup]

Thank you so much for the post!!! You seem genuinely happy and chock-a-block full of intense and rewarding work (read: the "good" blackmailers of free time). Your happiness is amazing.

I concur with Marta. The flying turtle (a reference to the turtle with the world on its back?) is beautiful and perfect for a book. Books really do carry the world on their spines.

The last Ex Libris post is my favorite. You know how I love the contemplative girls in Art Nouveau and Pre-Raphaelite stuff. I especially like her toes. I notice that she is sitting next to all the best books of our growing up. I want to hear her story.