Unique use of black spaces, leaves so much for you to fill in for yourself.

i like it. feels like a dream; and the bedtime stories, then taking place at the beginning and the end, find themselves in an appropriate placement such as to accent the correlation of awakening. just another diamond day...

yeah, that's what i liked about it...

to me it seems art like this is closest to the divine (here inferring that existence itself is perhaps the only quality which deserves such a denomination) insomuch as it is (like life) entirely what we make of it. art that tells us what it means is art that, generally speaking, is afraid of itself; though, conversely, art such as this may often be so as well, and is in fact probably more common (i.e. the artist obfuscates because of (and not with) uncertainty).

i'm not accusing you of this necessarily (there seems to be a deep conviction behind what's been expressed, even if you, the artist, don't know why). I could go on for a while about this, i suppose; but i guess the bottom line is that i'd rather stare at static than a bad t.v. show.

btw, nice job, once again. that part with the girl quoting the missy elliot song (?) got stuck in my head today, and that guy's voice is dead on tom waits... I think i'd actually like to try making something like this, now that I think about it... keep it up.