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Re: Creativity and Growing Up
Mon, 23 Feb 1998 16:25:38 -0500 (EST)
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I totally agree with you! who wants to grow up anyway? I have always
said that i never waant to grow up and i hope that i never do. What fun
would it be to grow up? Sure we all, at sometime or another, have to
prentend to be grown up. Thank God that it is only pretending!
On Fri, 20 Feb 1998 rgibas wrote:
> I take great pride in my refusal to grow up, and I
> am sure I am not alone. I will take your comment
> as a complement. Thank you! :) Playfulness is
> quite important to creativity. Does anyone agree?
>
> Joseph Augusta Wrote:
> >Come back to earth! Creativity? Here's my
> definition: "A romantic myth
> >born in the 19th century and perpetuated by
> adults who refuse to grow
> >up!"
>
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> Rachel A. Gibas
> Art Ed. Pre-Intern
> University of Florida
> rgibas
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