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Millstone
Mamaroneck, NY
Note: The lower disc represents a tiny millstone. Millstones do not have to represent a heavy weight or burden. They can symbolize freedom. With agriculture (that began ≈ 9600 BCE), people have been liberated from hunting. We have more time to pursue our dreams and fulfill our potential – hence the smile. Also, visualization and interpretation are subjective and limitless – hence the abstract background and colors meant to represent life, beauty, and vibrance. As I am an optimist, I seek that silver lining. Thus, there is even hope for the Babylonian women in Isaiah 47:2 – “Take millstones and grind flour.” This hope is universal – “Never give up; go on with life!”
Note: The lower disc represents a tiny millstone. Millstones do not have to represent a heavy weight or burden. They can symbolize freedom. With agriculture (that began ≈ 9600 BCE), people have been liberated from hunting. We have more time to pursue our dreams and fulfill our potential – hence the smile. Also, visualization and interpretation are subjective and limitless – hence the abstract background and colors meant to represent life, beauty, and vibrance. As I am an optimist, I seek that silver lining. Thus, there is even hope for the Babylonian women in Isaiah 47:2 – “Take millstones and grind flour.” This hope is universal – “Never give up; go on with life!”
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William Sutherland club has replied to ©UdoSm clubHave a nice weekend.
Bonne fin de semaine.
Happy week-end to you !
....................happy weekend:)
accompagne ta réalisation..
yes William.. “Never give up; go on with life!”
Excellent !
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Have a great new week ;-)
and a great smile in them ! *****
Thanks for your optimism and hope, William.
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very lovely compo and presentation as always, William !
never stop being an optimist though !
William Sutherland club has replied to Graham Chance clubAm not sure that the words were so kind and clear but, you know, "foggy bottom lurks…" and at my age, even if the dog believes otherwise., it is like that.
Wish you a nice week, William Sutherland.
bon week-end Will !
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