pdp1@EARTHLINK.NET on sat 21 feb 04
Hi Anne,
It weaves in-and-out babe...
...weaves in and out...
And, so far as 'logic' to protest it (which may have little
bearing here, as you must now conceed I think,)...these
several posts about how 'Tires' are not 'Clay', are
themselves, not about 'Clay'...nor about Tires even...
So just go with it...
I do, or, I make a rare deteur now, to ramble with your
concern.
We need 'Tires' to drive the Roads to do the things and get
the things we need to make the Pots.
We need Vehicles, and, maybe moreso, we rely on general
knowledge gained or disseminated
incidentally in the guise of addressing something else...
No different than a 'kiln'...or a slabroller; just one more
step in the ladder or the hop-scotch layout of how things
get done. And, or, of how we think. And how we think, or if
we do, also is a component of 'how' we get things
'done'...or do not get done.
Also, the 'Tire' question was about ethos and logistics and
feelings about community and 'marketing', and how one may
wish, AS a producer or Potter or retailer or as a Gallery or
whatever, to enjoy 'local' patronage...and, how do we in
turn, do business 'locally'...when we need something? A
coralarry to 'Pot' matters...
On and on...
It is all a synergism of sorts, a Stew...and a 'weave'...it
weaves (seemingly) "out", and in...but it is never really
'out' if you know how to read it, or to find the corallary
or paralell or selient pulse.
Now with all these 'engineering' posts...do you own a
'Wheel'? A "slabroller"...a Kiln? Anything?
You could have learned several things now about it, in ways
you may not have expected to do...even 'if' the posts seemed
to be...'about' something else...or not about a Wheel per
se...yet tell us much about our Wheels...or can...
And...it is okay to let it do so...
Let it weave...
Best wishes!
Phil
Las Vegas
----- Original Message -----
From: "Anne Webb"
> yes, holly, but tires are not or buying tires, at least
the last time i
> checked, clay related.. please correct me if i am wrong.
> and yes holly.. the list is all about clay, so i agree...
bring on the clay
> related posts.
> best wishes
> anne
> on the gulf coast
>
> >Date: Sat, 21 Feb 2004 15:30:57 -0500
> >
> >The joshing back and forth is fine, entertaining and so
forth. But
> >unfortunately, the question that was requested to be
emailed directly (I
> >already forget what it was) was directly clay-related and
I thought, "Gee,
> >let's not have the clay-related stuff off-list while the
chat is on-list."
> >Sometimes people say, "Email me off-list so we don't clog
up the list."
> >Hey, that's what the list IS. Please clog it up with
clay-related posts!
> >Holly
> >East Bangor, PA
> >
> > > -----Original Message-----
> > > From: Clayart [mailto:CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG] On
Behalf Of Anne
> > > Webb
> > > Sent: Saturday, February 21, 2004 11:21 AM
> > > To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
> > > Subject: Re: White Rose Fillin' Station
> > >
> > > I wanted to thank someone who posted requesting info
about something and
> > > said "please email me directly so as to not clog up
the board". Sure
> >sure
> > > you boys are entertaining and all, and I am not the
moderator, but dont
> >you
> > > guys think that maybe personal discussions about tires
and the like
> >should
> > > be saved for personal exchanges instead of being
posted here on clayart?
> > > Okay, I haven't had my morning coffee yet, but i
somehow don't think i
> >am
> > > the only one who feels this way (only everyone else
has already had
> >their
> > > coffee and are not edgy enough to speak up.) thanks.
> >
>
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