katzendogs wrote:

I think I told you last Christmas that one of those would be a Very Nice Present for your giftee in the Gift Swap. So just pick your favorite now, get a print at Target and get a cheap frame while you're there, box it up and just wait for Mary to give you the address. Done!

ScottFromWyoming wrote:
Ick! Work!

Really glad you like them tho.

buzz wrote:

Have you prowled thru his Industrial set? Some cool stuff in there...

 meower wrote: 
There's something seriously wrong with all three of ya!

To hell with Bill Maher.

 MonkeyPod wrote: 
sounds yummy to me too! 

 michaelgmitchell wrote: 
We used to eat peanut-butter and sweet pickle sandwiches in Ohio when I was a kid.  Sounds weird but tastes yummy.

 MonkeyPod wrote:Those little gherkins.  My mommy used to make them, slice the gherkins perfectly, mix with the peanut butter.  My classmates would kill for them.  Weird.  haven't had one in years. 

 katzendogs wrote: 
more please

 michaelgmitchell wrote: 
Is it sweet pickle or are you a freak? (dill)

As with Sally Field . . . ". . . you love me!  You really love me!"  Or something like that.
If I'm sharing my sammich, it's peanut butter and pickle.  Just a warning. 

 meower wrote: 
I have fingers crossed for you!

 katzendogs wrote: 
Will I find your photos there?

One of the hardest things I've ever learned to do was to call myself an 'artist'. It took years and even now sometimes, I find the word catching on my lips as I say it. But if you don't believe me that you can't take photos like the one posted without having the eye, do this: frame a couple of your photos and hang them in your home, if you haven't already. Then sit back and really watch and listen to visitors' reactions to them. It's an extraordinary experiment in courage that gave me a LOT of strength to even keep trying, back in those early days.

 MsJudi wrote: 
It'll be a process, but I think they'll offer it to me.  I'm actually sending my stuff out all over (including canada, in case McCain's elected) so we'll see where I end up.  

MsJudi wrote:
Well, although its flattering to be called an artist, I must admit I'm just a lucky picture taker. I do see things differently from others though. Must have been the microdot. The true artists are in the photography forum.

 meower wrote: 
You're not crazy, that city is desperate to make a comeback and if any city deserves it more, I can't think of one. We LOVE NO and would kill to see it returned to even some of its former glory. Best of luck with the job.

 MsJudi wrote: 
I'm trying not to eat too much sweets til I lose some weight, but I'd LOVE to visit...... am actually (i know, I'm crazy) applying for a job in New Orleans.....

ScottFromWyoming wrote: Thanks Scott. They don't know I have them. They would probably ban my camera and demand the rights to the photos. That's the kind of company I work for.

And Michael. You are fitting right in. Now gimme a bite of that sammich!

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
Wow, Katz, that's YOUR photo?? How did I not know this about you being an artist?? I'm ashamed of myself, really. I wanna see more photos!! (Thanks for the heads-up, Scott!)

 meower wrote: 
 /spews coffee all over the monitor, which meower must now replace with a personal visit and, oh, I dunno... chocolate ok with you, too?

(and wow... thank you. )