what I see when I wait

A While Longer

what I see when I wait

A While Longer
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    Last morning

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    Upside down

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    Seen from below

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    Never mind

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    Dance

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    Quiet night

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    On the rocks

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    Do you remember when?

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    Less is a bore?

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    Red light

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    Can I see you now?

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    Hockney

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    I must be dreaming

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    de Kooning

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    Leigh’s boy

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    Red, White and Blue

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    GWB redux

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    GWB

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    Stag’s Leap

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    Helen

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    Empty room

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    Where is the love?

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    The end

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    Coming back

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    Move me

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ABOUT M(E)

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Margaret Szubra | © Anne Day Photography

As a trained architect, urban planner, graphic designer, and front-end web developer, I am conditioned to approach the design process with a dose of insecurity, patience, and diligence. I am accustomed to living in the moment of potential existence days at a time. It is a daunting search for integration, affinity, and love. But, to quote Luis Kahn, "nothing can really be given a presence unless it already exists potentially." Therefore, all you can do is find it. No?

As I go through life, I am beginning to appreciate more the meditative qualities of contemplating and anticipating the design process demands. So much so that I do tend to approach life in a similar manner. I pause to search, look, and listen. What I am looking for is connection, belonging, and integration. But this always takesa while longer...

Here is what I think, hear and see as I watch life move forward and advance toward potential, at the moment, existence.

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