Finished is better than terrible #oldknees

@falseknees the funny thing is when I learned to just finish my art (music in this case) a lot of them were terrible, but each of them helped me figure out something to make the next one better. And in the last few years, I've made a few things that I like and am proud of!

@lerxst @falseknees Indeed! I've written instrumental music my whole life, but recently wrote my first choral anthem. It didn't turn out the way my brain thought it would, but as you say, I learned a great deal about how to make the next one turn out more faithfully.

@falseknees Ah, nothing like a little False Knees on a stormy Friday! Love it!

@falseknees "don't let perfect be the enemy of good"

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Absolutely!

My home made #Guitar (s) are truly terrible but each has a characteristic sound that I love.

@RobertJackson58585858 @falseknees
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mine are probably terrible too, but they almost fit my tiny hands, is the point. A proper one is no use to me.

@falseknees The final line of Pier Paolo Pasolini's 1971 film *The Decameron* (Il Decameron) is: **“Why create a work of art when dreaming about it is so much sweeter?”**

@falseknees A piece is never done, the artist just abandon it

@falseknees Good vibes with this wonderful video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Np3X7nSl7mo

@falseknees Needed to hear this so much today.

@falseknees Unless it's a video game.

@falseknees Terrible is yet better that non-existent.

@falseknees In these cases it truly is about the journey, not the destination