of it. Nothing that occurred
             naturally in the garden was symmetrical. She said that apparently in
             Japan, potters are surrounded by "lopsidedness" in nature, and they are
             close to nature, so the potters do not want to throw round pots. In
             America, however, throwing very symmetrical pots is important.
             It was interesting to try to throw a pot. I managed to make on that
             was fairly round, but pottery wasn't for me. I got very
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