IDENTITY, IN A 2" x 3.5" CARD ...
I am, if nothing else, sentimental. I've saved every business card I've ever had, including
three that I hand-made with rubber stamps and an old Royal typewriter. (I think a young child
making his own business cards is a fine working definition of "nerd." I used to play with a broken
briefcase too. Can't believe I ended up in the business world ...) Here then, visually narrated by
flimsy pieces of card stock, is who I have been, or at least hoped to be, at various stages of
living a life of ideas.
I am, if nothing else, sentimental. I've saved every business card I've ever had, including
three that I hand-made with rubber stamps and an old Royal typewriter. (I think a young child
making his own business cards is a fine working definition of "nerd." I used to play with a broken
briefcase too. Can't believe I ended up in the business world ...) Here then, visually narrated by
flimsy pieces of card stock, is who I have been, or at least hoped to be, at various stages of
living a life of ideas.
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