May to Janet - content/process definition

 

I have mixed feelings about this concept of alternating two styles/colors. The idea goes with the stamp - but maybe the letters want to be arranged differently, not in a line. I like the style of Jackie's last name and wished I had used it on Janet's. But, I like those stars on Janet's and I don't think they would have worked with Jackie's last name style.

I forgot to fix the big blob on the bottom of the A in Renaud. Grrrr. At least Janet is local so we can meet up and I can fix it. Although she might have used it in the bottom of her bird cage so it would be awkward if I asked her to let me fix it and it is no longer available.

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When I was closing computer windows, I saw a different link to info about the content/process topic and where it came from - and of course, I like that it mentions art:

The phrase "It's not the content, it's the process" does not have a single, definitive creator. Instead, it emerged as a key distinction in psychology, therapeutic practice, and organizational management to differentiate between what is being said or done (content) and how it is being done (process). 

• Psychology/Group Therapy: This concept is rooted in group psychotherapy and organizational psychology. Experts often use it to indicate that the underlying dynamics, interactions, and emotional states of a group (the process) are more important than the specific topics they are discussing (the content).
• Education and Art: It is used to emphasize that the act of creating or learning (the process) holds more educational or personal value than the final product.
• The "Process" Philosophy: The sentiment is often associated with the idea that the journey and the methods used—rather than the end results—are what lead to lasting success or transformation