Lili Krakowski on wed 26 may 10
Here we go. =3D20
Why is a cake with chocolate icing different from a chocolate cake"?
How are two sweaters worn over each other different from one thick =3D
sweater?
Why are two 120 lbs people sitting together on the settee different from =
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one 240 lbs person sitting on SAME settee? NOT at same time!!!!!!!!!!
Because two is different from one. (Did I really say that?)
When you have cake and icing there is an interface--cake INTERFACE =3D
icing. When you wear a sweater and another over it the heat is trapped =3D
differently--or why one is told to dress in layers to keep warm in =3D
winter.
Even if the two people on the settee are intertwined in an embrace, they =
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are two identifiable people. The 240 lbs person is one person, same =3D
person, through and through.
When you put two glazes over each other there are two basic interfaces.
Glaze#1, the one applied first, interfaces with the clay. Some of the =3D
clay melds with IT, some of IT melds with the clay. When Glaze #2 is =3D
applied to Glaze #1 some of G#1 melts/melds into it, and some of G#2 =3D
melds/melts into Glaze #1, but it is not that likely Glaze #2 with reach =
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the clay.
As I am the middle child of three, I find this easy to appreciate!
Be of good courage
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