a tiny grain

Sep 20, 2007

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Justin Kownacki

17 years ago

I do wonder if, in years to come, audiences and critics will look back at 2007 as the year in which Hugh’s cartoons shifted in tone from sociological to philosophical.
I wonder further what the implications are of leaving a comment on a man’s blog but referring to him in the third person, as though he’s the subject of his own creation…

Euan Semple

17 years ago

Genius

Seth E

17 years ago

I do hope you offer this one as a Blogcard.

Strada Auto Store

17 years ago

Priceless…Thank You.

Alice Bachini-Smith

17 years ago

Aw, that’s sad 🙁
(Isn’t it?)

latinbombshell

17 years ago

ooooh! I SO love this!
On Monday I wrote a piece about the drop of water in the ocean, but I had not considered the humble grain of sand.

Chandrashekar

17 years ago

Hi,
How do we modify the GapingVoid widget to match my website’s background color?
Rgds
Chandra

Adrienne Zurub

17 years ago

OMG! I luv this one! Quite existential. It references me.
Adrienne Zurub
Author
‘Notes From the Mothership The Naked Invisibles’
http://adriennezurub.com

Nicholas Bate

17 years ago

Hugh: awesome!
(You’ll remember:
To see a world in a grain of sand
And a heaven a wild flower
Hold infinity in the palm of your hand
And eternity in an hour….
…it’s the ultimate time management tip, of course. William Blake I believe)
Enjoy your week-end. And thanks for your great posts..

Hans de Kraker

17 years ago

So much is said by “A Tiny Grain” that I should not say anything, just because I can or because I have a tongue in my mouth!
Fantastic.I feel like the tiny grain. Fascinating.
Nice Sunday to you from Bondi Beach, Sydney, Australia

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