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March 29, 2004 2:07 A.M. �Begin Anywhere� Trees arching into an arbor over a Pasadena street. Taken by my son Mike; March, �04. March 25 Last week, my daughter and family were in Pasadena for several days while Tim attended a conference on Design Art. It was sponsored by the Pasadena Institute of Art. Well-known speakers from every area of design, including architecture, gave inspirational addresses. One of the lecturers spoke the above phrase, when urging the participants to move past any momentary �block� in their creativity. He urged them to �begin anywhere!� I have thought much about this since I heard it. And I thought I had best apply it to the Homespun Philosopher. I have not written in a little over a month now, due to several things. First of all, nothing has really �hit me� or brought the urgency to write. This type of a journal, if you choose, can be written only when a concept �hits� the writer, because he is not up against a deadline or editorial demand. Second, I have had a little bit of a running argument with myself as to whether or not anything I might write would be of any value or interest to a reader. And last, but not least, there is some small feeling of resistance to having to do something going on inside my head. But since I really want to break all this down, I am going to begin anywhere and see what evolves. After all, in the past I have written about such mundane subjects as Peanut Butter, Oreos, water, and trees. Which just proves the point, that you can begin anywhere. March 28
March 29 Things I have been having done to fix up my home. Things which have been needed for a long time!
I took this photo last week. This is one of the first roses in my garden this spring.
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