Day 2360: they like the mess?

Scanning: junk mail collage postcard

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Over the past 2349 consecutive days of this silly blog

it seems that people like seeing the mess involved.

Maybe more than the finished project, they like the mess?
Okay, I can do that.

mess 1

So if that's true, here you go ...

mess 2

here are the messes around this step by step as it progresses ...

 a new 4.5" x 6" postcard.

step 1&2

step 3

mess 3

step 4

step 5

step 6, almost done?

mess 4

step 7, 8, 9 & 10, final

mess 5

I'm betting you can tell, there's not much planning ahead?
Just a lot of playing and see what happens.
This one took about 13 scraps of paper.

The backside: ready to address , stamp & mail.

What's messy at your place?

Or are you a neat freak?

Hope I hear from you, and thanks so much for visiting.

William Christopher Ford is a great young man. Now 52, 

I still think of him as the talented teenager I used to try to 

compete against, what seems like 100 years ago. 

A young man of character, strong work ethic, as well as 

amazing talents. You know the kind where you watch 

and say to yourself, Wow!

Chris is a Sensei at his own Kaizen Dojo in Torrance and 

has been in movies and more. Lately he has been directing. 

He and his collaborators have made a stunning short film, 

The Last Dojo. Chris asked me to view the movie before 

release, in order to identify the students featured in the film.

I did. It is wonderful. 

Chris told me he had made it as a love story 

to Demura Sensei and his students. 

He did just that, a wonderful tribute.

I cried, but then I'm ancient and sentimental.

I think anyone, even without martial arts interests

will love this beautiful movie. 

Students will be touched deeply.

There will be a free showing at Mckinney Theater

28000 Marguerite Pkwy, Mission Viejo, California 92692

Tonight, Friday, June 11, 2019 at 8 PM – 9:30 PM

Get directions here:
 

Maybe I'll see you there?

A smile for Friday ...