Public art–this post is postponed
By June 29, 2010
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I’m having some technical problems with this post and will be posting it again some time in the future, when things are back under control. Sorry if you clicked over to see it!

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Six panel comic. Title at the top is 3:00, or three o’clock. Top two panels show a young woman carefully arranging flowers in a vase and looking happy. Middle two panels show the woman placing the flowers in the vase onto a mantle and sitting on a couch nearby enjoying the flowers’ scent. The sun is brightly shining outside her window. Bottom left panels show the woman still sitting on the couch and enjoying the flowers’ scent. Behind through the window, the sun is lower in the sky. Bottom right panel shows the woman sitting on the couch enjoying the flowers. Behind her through the window, the sky is dark and the moon is out. Caption at the bottom is “Lilacs.”
 
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