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Labels alienate. Would you RSVP to a "Festival of Fun-loving Fatties?!?" @jonathanfields http://www.jonathanfields.com/blog...
Grandpa Baker's Failure - http://woodenzen.blogspot.com/2010...
Watching How to Mind Map by @_Brian_Johnson http://www.philosophersnotes.com/blog...
Taking a Step Off the 100-Foot Pole this New Year - http://wildfoxzen.blogspot.com/2010...
2010's keywords Align, Build, Collaborate, Signal, Impact, Mindset, Eliminate, Give, Teach, Gratitiude. @jonathanfields http://www.jonathanfields.com/blog...
Looking into a mirror is like looking into sacred space. @woodwhisperer frame works on a lot of levels. Looking into the "Final Frontier".
@WoodWhisperer Torii symbolism works wonderful as style for picture frame. Might be a bit showy for some.
Torii gates mark the entrance to sacred space in Japan. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki...
@WoodWhisperer Frame looks super. Reminds me of Star Trek for some reason. Not at all like other John Hall frames.
Put your geek hat one. Aaron Toponce: The Meaning of ’su’ http://pthree.org/?p=1213
In our eagerness to get [somewhere], we devote so much attention to the map , we walk past the things we hoped to see and experience. Krenov
A Fine Memory - http://woodenzen.blogspot.com/2009...
When the simple becomes obvious: a band of small discoveries, strung like pearls on a thread of curiousity, lend richness to our work. JK
Simplicity needn't be crude; it can, and should, include the sensitive. James Krenova
Simplicity is at the heart of so much that is fine. James Krenov
Being inventive at the expense of being sensitive may take us away from our best intentions and from the honest center of our craft. Krenov
Snagged in the pros and cons of technicalities we forget the broader meaning of a method and its relationship to our material. Krenov
Craftsmen approach the work itself as having a definite and vital connection between the methods used and the nature of the result. Krenov
"Simplicity is at the heart of so much that is fine." James Krenov from The Impractical Cabinetmaker 1979
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