In both versions, this chapter centers on appreciating works of art.
I mean, I was way ahead of the curve on appreciating the work of Haruki Murakami, and my wife put up our hummingbird feeder, but basically we don't get anything at all.
And it's that focus on appreciating the work, minus preconceptions, that is Gladstone's aim for Unknown Pleasures, much more than the guessing game of who might have made it (the identities will be released once the show has finished touring).
I'm still a long way from clearing what Drillot and Petry call the "survival mode" stage of pinball play, something I need to work on to properly appreciate Gagno's big-picture, methodical approach to the game.
This is an awesome new mural from Shepard Fairey and the art work can be appreciated on its own.
She talks about her day, whether it's been about a glitzy book launch or getting her roots done, at the same time as many listeners are winding down from theirs, but she also has an energy that those embarking on a night of work will appreciate.
If it's a fear of rejection, for example, work on really accepting and appreciating yourself for who you are.
