I've been thinking a lot lately about doing and making and the difference between the two; how one seems to be for money, necessity, survival, while the other is for joy, for creation. “What do you do?” I've never understood that question, or rather I've never understood how people typically ask it not to find an answer, but an ending.
What Are You Making?
I've been thinking a lot lately about doing and making and the difference between the two; how one seems to be for money, necessity, survival, while the other is for joy, for creation. “What do you do?” I've never understood that question, or rather I've never understood how people typically ask it not to find an answer, but an ending.
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