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Kellbelle
Have you seen the documentary How To Draw a Bunny? It was really awesome and there's a funny story in there about Warhol and the bullet hole Marilyns. :)
[2005-04-24 14:22:19]
Have you seen the documentary How To Draw a Bunny? It was really awesome and there's a funny story in there about Warhol and the bullet hole Marilyns. :)
catie
just so you know, your guestbook is barely readable. also- i don't think museums are terrible. i can just get through them very quickly.
[2005-04-24 14:54:22]
just so you know, your guestbook is barely readable. also- i don't think museums are terrible. i can just get through them very quickly.
Pelosi
Of COURSE I would choose a friend or organization that had ever-evolving views, silly. *I* have ever-evolving views. The world is ever-evolving. Evolution is progress, and it cannot be stopped. Times change. People change. The world changes. Nothing stays the same. We all move forward. Even the Catholic Church moves forward...slowwwwwwwwllllly...but it does. If it didn't, Catholics would still be hearing Mass in Latin, there wouldn't be lay people giving out Communion, and there would be no such thing as altar girls. Change is inevitable. It's really only matter of whether one fights it and wastes a lot of time longing for the alleged "good old days" (which really weren't all that good, unless one is blinded by Cleaver-tinted glasses) or whether one understands that humanity has always moved FORWARD and not BACKWARD. Conservatives: Such a curmudgeonly bunch. Ummmm, and could you maybe make the point size bigger here? I'm squinting, lovie.
[2005-04-24 20:47:34]
Of COURSE I would choose a friend or organization that had ever-evolving views, silly. *I* have ever-evolving views. The world is ever-evolving. Evolution is progress, and it cannot be stopped. Times change. People change. The world changes. Nothing stays the same. We all move forward. Even the Catholic Church moves forward...slowwwwwwwwllllly...but it does. If it didn't, Catholics would still be hearing Mass in Latin, there wouldn't be lay people giving out Communion, and there would be no such thing as altar girls. Change is inevitable. It's really only matter of whether one fights it and wastes a lot of time longing for the alleged "good old days" (which really weren't all that good, unless one is blinded by Cleaver-tinted glasses) or whether one understands that humanity has always moved FORWARD and not BACKWARD. Conservatives: Such a curmudgeonly bunch. Ummmm, and could you maybe make the point size bigger here? I'm squinting, lovie.
Margaret
I love museums, but the one you visited sounds like a dud. I do agree with Nancy that organizations and people evolve; however, I agree with you that some tradition must remain. I hated it when the Episcopal church went to a more modern prayer book. My parents adjusted fine, but I am still bitter.
[2005-04-24 21:48:54]
I love museums, but the one you visited sounds like a dud. I do agree with Nancy that organizations and people evolve; however, I agree with you that some tradition must remain. I hated it when the Episcopal church went to a more modern prayer book. My parents adjusted fine, but I am still bitter.
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