The problem is that this task is ENDLESS!!!! I see this online project as
being longer than "War And Peace" within a year. And yet even at that length
it still won't be even close to over. It will go on FOREVER and continue to
grow like an infinitely expanding spiders web. Remember, this is NOT a
linear story with a begining, a middle, and an end. Rather this is a story
with infinite digressions that will be linked to other web pages and those
pages will be linked to yet more pages.
Therefore I leave the choice in your hands. Should Ol' PJ publish "MY 1%
PICASSO" in a few weeks when there are just a few dozen pages and links or
should he wait at least a year until it is much more massive with thousands
of pages and links? Remember, even a year from now it still won't be even
close to completed (actually it never will). If you decide to opt for the
earlier, less expansive version, you will need to continually check back as
the pages and links continue to expand. But then, even if you wait a year,
you will still need to do the same.
The choice is yours. I will listen carefully to your opinions on this matter
and take them under consideration. (Actually, the only opinion that will
really count will be that of Peeps.).
Hugs,
Janice, who recently found myself ALmost enjoying a Jason Patric
performance as a talented Rembrant forger.
PJ wrote:
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After two decades of the "Reagan Revolution", isn't it time to support a
Liberal for President?
W A R R E N B E A T T Y I N 2 0 0 0
http://beatty4president.org
http://www.beatty2000.com
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(-)> *peep* (-)> *peep* (-)> *muckmouth*
WHEW! That is the answer I was hoping for. I am writing this never ending
epic heavily under the influence of my drug of choice---Caffeine.
p.s. Remember me mentioning weeks ago about publishing my 200+ letters that
I wrote over a 5 year period to Howard Stern? Well, I will be incorporating
many of those letters in "MY 1% PICASSO."
-----P.J. Gladnick, who has heard from other art experts that my Picasso
could very well be an original since Picasso was known to have used unusual
material in his paints.