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I must find this painting. Perhaps this one?
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I haven't see it in over twenty years, but I believe that's the one. It's certainly very like it.

It's odd--my wife was alive then, life was good, and still it rooted me in my tracks. Today I'm old and tired and sad, and the impact is real but somehow softer.

I imagine seeing the original made it more powerful then.

Thanks for finding it.
 
This post is about nothing. I just realized it was Sunday and my posts were stuck on 666 and I had to do one more to get over the hump. Now I feel safe. Safer. Safe-:confused:Bingo-Woke me up. I better go check my High Point gun collection and get off the computer. :D Here is a photo of what was left when I wrecked my 65 Pontiac.
I checked your last post 666 for subliminal messaging and found this..."tfird eht ot og, hturt dnif ot". Creepy, huh?

Just pretend this is witty.
 
So a good ol' boy in bibs walks into a church office, walks up to the receptionist, and says, " 'Scuse me, ma'am. I'd like to talk at the head hog round here."

The receptionist asks, "The head hog? Who are you referring to?"

The good 'ol boy answers, "You know...that there preacher fella."

She frowns and says, "Sir, we have great respect for our pastor. We call him Rev. Jones, and we certainly do NOT refer to him as the head hog."

The good 'ol boy felt bad and said, "Well, my apologies, ma'am. I didn't mean to raise a ruckus. I just wanted to meet the good reverend and drop off this here donation of $10, 000 smackers for the church."

Just at that time, Rev. Jones walked through the front door. The receptionist turns to the good 'ol boy and says, "Hold on just a minute, sir. Here comes the big pig now!"

Just pretend this is witty.
 
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