At - tending"Mason had shown me that the notebooks can be forms of vitality, literally the shape and outline, the liturgy of the attentive life. They nurture the science of relations and the art of mindfulness. They teach us to see the very brief beauty of now, to know the landscape of here, to be present in all our pleasures and pains. Through them, we, haltingly, dwell in a world of ideas and connections with an ever-higher opinion of God and his works and as truer students of Divinity."
The Living Page
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"Here's Why Writing Things Out by Hand Makes You Smarter"
Isaac Israels 1865-1934
Book of Centuries, Mary Ellis Ferguson, 13 yrs, Albany, TX
visiting collection of rare manuscripts, Lilly Library, University of Indiana, Bloomington
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"The Art of Handwritten Letters is Alive and Well, thank you"
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embroidery letters
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Arthur Lismer, "My Wife, Sackville River"
