Here's the philosophical question: Is it more imperative to praise the light or truly understand its source?
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New in 2023: a retrospective of the work of artist Nancy Packard Leasman. This project has been made possible, in part, by a grant from the Five Wings Arts Council with funds from the McKnight Foundation.
This blog began as a daily painting blog but as life changes, so does a blog. It has become a journal of a writer who paints and enthusiastically works outdoors to maintain fitness.
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Understanding the source brings enlightenment :) With a larger bulb, the light can impart warmth to the surroundings, though one must be careful when using Halogen.
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