I opened the best New Year's card this morning from my friend Jaewon, a pop-up card offering wishes of a long life. I expect to live to be 93 (genetics) which I think is a good age. So I especially love the intricate detail of this card.
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The ever-improving printshop at home |
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Ben framed this reminder for us. The typo is too small to see here. |
I love New Year's as a holiday. Not the parties and shooting guns into the air (though that keeps things
exciting) but the idea of a new start. Time to review, reconsider, and
move on. A religious holiday really. Cleansing, cleaning, reflection. I don't talk about it much, but I tend to stay home, take a bath, stretch, write down something for the new year. Lately my list of goals is daunting but I thought of something simple this morning that reminded me that I can finish any of these things I want to. I've been behind all year on things so it is fitting that I am printed New Year's cards last night and wrapped New Year's gifts today. Last year at this time I was looking forward to a year of adventure, of a lot of moving around, new experiences, and learning. Now I am happy to be in this place, with a press to use in the garage to share what I've been thinking about.
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Silver layer of the new year's card |
So, 2013...expect more printing from this machine. More custom work. More collaborations. Lots more dinners at home and maybe maybe maybe I will bake a decent loaf of bread.
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My mom loves sending me things with my name on them |