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With candidates like this, the 2020 race will be something to see!
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When one gets to Hieronymus Bosch levels of pain, there is no relief.
(I was going to link some hideous Bosch pic here, but, they were all a little too out there.)
(Seems another comment of mine didn’t get through. It’s prob’ly not you. It’s me. Or my computer? Let’s say both and try again. Heh.)
A funny thing I finally figured out about Disney cartoons: they're not funny. Not in the way an old Chuck Jones WB cartoon is funny.
Nancy Pelosi Scoffs At ‘Crumb’ Bonuses
[Germanic accent] "Acch! Here ve see ze rich textures und vibrant colors chacteristic of this rising young arteest.
Picture: What he saw out the car window as it went down?
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Good morning or afternoon depending on where you are.
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Search says this painting was on the cover of the March 15, 1958 issue of The Saturday Evening Post.
"*snicker!* That little boy has his butt hanging out!"
-me, seeing this the first time, at about the kid's age
Howdy.
I was going to read the Morning Report, but there was a picture from some old 1950s monster movie, scared me off. So I jumped up to here.
One brought Frankincense, one brought Myrrh, and one brought an iPod packed with Presidential speeches. "Pure gold," he said.
The painting: Dogs Playing Poker, Before Snickers?
I see some commenters complained that the dragon seems smaller than its reputation.
Wait! Wait! I'm not even a quarter of the way through the last thread!
Only just got up to Stringer Davis's limerick ending with "Vermeereal Disease!" That's a real Muldoon-challenger.
I opened the blog and immediately thought, "what's that smell?" Then I saw the painting.
"Ah!" I thought. "I'm still in time for the morning report."
Then I refresh the page to be sure, and, lo, no, it's the art report.
** dang! stuck with a banned AT&T IP again -- try #2 to comment: **
Morning, Glories, what's left of it.
Water looks cold.
Dat wymmon she gon' have some perky nips.
* reads the comments *
Hi, y'all. Just woke up and waiting on coffee to brew...
oh! oh my!
* hands over eyes *
Pardon me, ladies, didn't mean to intrude on your privacy!
New recording, old recordings, whatever I can find to pad this out
Video added on 2016 Oct 21
Subjects: mind, perception, decisions, readiness, faith, Spirit, despair, lamentation, fear, hope, United States of America, talent, expression, songwriting, creativity, musician, The Art of
Subjects: mind, perception, decisions, readiness, faith, Spirit, despair, lamentation, fear, hope, United States of America, talent, expression, songwriting, creativity, musician, The Art of
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You thought you were leading? Just try to keep up!
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Anschutz?
Ghesundheit!
Auguste Toulmouche, Sweet Doing Nothing, 1877
Oh, my! That's an image I'll bet ol' Poppins could go for! Rightly so!
In the early 1970s, unaware that "Choice Not an Echo" was hers, I only knew of Schlafly as some lunatic who thought if we passed the ERA we would be forced to have unisex bathrooms, just like we ha
ALH #140: Nice painting, if historically inaccurate. Jesus didn't make alcoholic wine, he made what was known as "new wine" or grape juice....
bluebell #127: I suspect we are looking at that moment in time right before the miraculous wine is handed round. That's why Jesus looks so pensive; He knows that This Is It.
troyriser #100: I see nowhere in Scripture where Jesus, in a rare moment of whimsy, transports the entire wedding party to the 16th Century.
Just clicked on the pic and examined the bigger version up close. Nobody is smiling and some people look positively sour-pussed. I conclude this is before they rolled out the good wine.
Cana - it was one heck of a party, especially after they rolled out the better wine.
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Out of nowhere came a man with a miraculous message.
Presented in illustrated documentary, what we know of his story, and the history of our community he inspired.
Presented in illustrated documentary, what we know of his story, and the history of our community he inspired.
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