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Finding Beauty in Mundane

Finding Beauty in Mundane Sometimes I am surprised at which of the content on this site people find interesting. Examples: The choice of yesterday's picture was prompted by an elderly gentleman remembering the photograph after 20 years. "Your father once took a picture of three girls in front of a mirror. Do you have it?" he asked, and I searched. I'd seen the picture before and didn't think much of it. But for the gentleman to remember it for so long, it must have meant something to him, and when I studied the photograph, it made great sense to me. I sometimes get admiration mail for my icons (shown on left toolbar). If you like them, here are more. Again, I didn't think much of my own icons, till someone else liked them. Today I got a word of appreciation for a banner on our site. (Who said people don't look at banners ?!) Although I didn't create the banner, I am reproducing it below. It's pretty cute, but I didn't notice it, till it was referenced. You don't know how many people are interested in meeting this young girl my father photographed. Sorry fellas, the picture is old, and she's taken. Sometimes the beauty is hidden, and unless someone points it out to you, it is not visible. (Comments Disabled for Now. Sorry!) First Written: Sunday, July 14, 2002 Last Modified: 1/24/2003 Tags: beauty

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