My best memories of you are flying kites, nifty puzzles, a genuine interest in all things, and of course your photography. Always the camera and lots of wonderful pictures… with synchronized music and narratives to slide shows.
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My best memories of you are flying kites, nifty puzzles, a genuine interest in all things, and of course your photography. Always the camera and lots of wonderful pictures… with synchronized music and narratives to slide shows. You’re both gone now – but I still remember how lively and tenacious you both were, and of course Beck’s needlework pictures and Hap’s woodworking. A taste that you can continue to do creative things at any age. I collect fantasy art, and I have a fantasy of someday becoming a fairly good artist….Right now I have more talent for jewelry design than drawing or sculpture – but hey everyone has a fantasy – right? Okay – this is just fun. I found an article by BEN DOBBIN, an Associated Press Writer. I really love stories like this; the feature here being toy trains and the mention of how they got started is also a good source of inspiration. “Engineer Joshua Lionel Cowen built his first electric toy train as a [...] This book by Monona Rossol is a very good reference to have when looking at safety concerns. I used it to help me decide about welders lenses to use with my kiln.I used the 2nd edition….from the library initially and now I am waiting for this newly revised 3rd edition to arrive. http://www.amazon.com/Artists-Complete-Health-Safety-Guide/dp/1581152043/ Edit: While double checking my [...] |
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