54... between the sun & stars

[singsingbluesilver]

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[ And here is the wild Ryuichi in his natural habitat of colored upon paper, crayons (half worn down to mere stubs), an old tub of glue and bits and pieces of colored old fabric. With delicate care - complete with his tongue sticking out of the side as his mouth - he finished gluing a piece of fabric on what looked like a keyboard. It now has been transformed into a riot of colors thanks to the careful application of colored paper and fabrics.

Grinning, Ryuichi sits back and wipes his face with the corner of his shirt before holding up his creation to the camera. ]

Noriko! I made it shiny! Do you like?

Comments

[notmanaging.livejournal.com]

I would use the term...'colorful'.

[singsingbluesilver]

Shiny and colorful are the same things!

[notmanaging.livejournal.com]

No, they're not. If it's shiny, I'd almost expect to be able to see my reflection in it.

[singsingbluesilver]

Not that kind of shiny!

[notmanaging.livejournal.com]

How many different kinds of 'shiny' are there?

[singsingbluesilver]

As many types of people.

[notmanaging.livejournal.com]

I'm rather sure the word doesn't have billions of definitions.

[singsingbluesilver]

[ And there's some laughter. ]

While I'm sure there's a lot of people, the types of people are small.

[notmanaging.livejournal.com]

Really? You don't think everyone's different?

[singsingbluesilver]

Everyone has their own quirks, but that's only a cover for the types.

[notmanaging.livejournal.com]

How many types of people do you think there are, then?

[singsingbluesilver]

Let's see... There's the kind that's always worried about screwing something up. There's the kind that's really carefree. The kind that is full of happiness and the kind always gloomy.

...About ten?

[notmanaging.livejournal.com]

Those are some rather sweeping generalisations.

[singsingbluesilver]

Pretty much! But you really have to admit that sooner or later, you run out of types.

[notmanaging.livejournal.com]

...I like to think that everyone's unique.