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11/11/11

PEACE







































I want to have fun. I want to shine like the sun. 
I want to be the one that you want to see. 
I want to knit you a sweater. 
I want to write you a love letter. 
I want to make you feel better. 
I want to make you feel free. 

~joni mitchell

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botanical header // This large botanical drawing was done by one of the Indian artists who drew Indian plants for William Roxburgh (1751-1815), a Scottish botanist and an employee of the East India Company. Roxburgh became an early director of the Botanic Gardens in Calcutta, where this drawing was probably made around 1813. Roxburgh's group of artists created over 2,500 such drawings. The Indian artist is unidentified, typical of the Roxburgh drawings (and most others done by Indian artists for the British during this period).



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