“Ooh! This one’s got the whole cast from the live action show!”
“What live action show?”
“Sailor Moon!”
“Yeah, you savvy?”
“Music-uuuuu Start-O!”
*giggle*
“You people need help.”
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By: Scribe Chronicler of Aventar,
on 6/6/2008
Blog: LadyStar (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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By: Melissa Wiley,
on 12/30/2007
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By: Scribe Chronicler of Aventar,
on 6/6/2008
Blog: LadyStar (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
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By: Melissa Wiley,
on 12/30/2007
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"On the route to Aigle from Ollon, where we live in Switzerland, one passes an orchard. Neatly planted rows of trees are beautifully pruned and trained to form straight aisles for fruit-picking, with a grassy carpet beneath. But the thing which causes most passersby to turn and look, and look again, slowing up the car if they are driving, is the touch of an artist indeed. Planted at the end of every row of trees is a lovely rose bush, and in midsummer these bushes are a riot of color in a variety of roses. There is just one rose bush at the end of each line, but this is enough to lift the entire work, which could be merely efficient fruit-farming, into a work of art, enjoyed by hundreds who pass each day—bringing influence into lives as well as being a subject of discussion, and bringing about, in other gardens, results of which the 'artist' may never know."
—The Hidden Art of Homemaking by Edith Schaeffer