Re: [silk] "When in your life did you feel most alive?"

[Radhika, Y.]

unfortunately not. but there is a chap nearby who has a pottery studio where anybody can go and create and fire for 20 bucks an hour. its actually better and cheaper to be in a class setup to get the best value.

2006/8/10, Abhishek Hazra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:

>>or an earthenware object!
where do you fire your stuff? have your own set up?

On 8/11/06, Radhika, Y. < [EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:

I feel most alive when i create something-a poem, a story, a screenplay, or a roof design or an earthenware object!

 

2006/8/10, Vardhini Shankar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:

After a long run or a hard hike... after solving a puzzle or getting some not so straightforward piece of code to work -  basically anything that gives the body and/or mind a good workout.

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Subject: [silk] "When in your life did you feel most alive?"

While an engaging thread brews on the topic of death, I couldn't help but think about how quietly stagnation seeps into life.. partly, because I don't think about death. Partly, because I am too busy to notice...

What is your experience? When in your life did you feel most alive? As you think back, how do you feel today?

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