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There is a basis need to communicate. In the early years especially to the regions of the world I could not reach. Nowdays contacts on a global scale.....
So I can both receive and propagate crazy ideas. John Bennett
Thee play-aspect is essential too. Keeping the 'child' alive inside you.
Totally for fun and the exchange of art and to experience postal pals from all over the world and their views on everything they post out.
I forgot how I originally found out about MA and it's been 4 years so now I am trying to keep up my part in keeping the MA movement alive.
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