Similarities and differences: In German we could be of one opinion: einer Meinung sein, or we agree: uebereinstimmen. But I’d like to dissect that one, break it into parts: over-one-voice, but that’s not what we would equate with a voice-over. In France one might try to see things with the same eye: voir les choses du même oeil; which reminds me, to keep an open mind I ought to ‘walk in another man’s shoes’, once in a while!
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This is really cool, Julie, both the illustration and the thoughts. Thank you!
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Thanks Beth! Any good song suggestions to plant in my head?
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I really love the space between he art — allowing you to make your own interpretation! Great for tonight’s debate!
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You are so right; it’s all we can really do – examine the negative space!
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I love the title “eye to eye” GREAT!
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