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Gave my personal site a quick refresh, and added this footer as a place to put up experiments and sketches.
Plenty of easter eggs to find; my favorite (and this is a hint) is x-ray mode. Enjoy!
joshpuckett.me/
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working on my interactive children’s book about the water cycle :O
currently testing different paper materials (this is a pretty thick cardstock) but also trying new binding technique,, so lmk if anyone has any resources
the art of hosting is a labor of love🍴
ft. my lovely co-hosts @iriscleung @jadefranson 🤍 & chefs @andrewmkimm @allenpark
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That quote is from John Steinbeck’s East of Eden (1952).
Samuel Hamilton says it to Adam Trask, who has withdrawn from life after being deeply hurt.
The point is very Steinbeck: suffering can become part of your identity if you hold onto it long enough. Samuel is basically asking Adam whether he is actually healing, or whether he has started taking a kind of pride in being the tragic, wounded person in his own story. He later compares Adam’s unused life to land left “fallow” and urges him to start living again.
