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DIS IZ TEH LOL GOSPELL REEDING

Jahn 21, vursz 20-25

Happy Cat 'n' teh other peeps
20 'N Peter seez Jebuz' favrit personz21 'n when he seez him hez liek "Whatboutz dis gai?"22 an Jezus iz liek "If ai wantz him to livez until I returnz, tehn WTF?"23 An al teh pepolez sedz that he wuold nevah diez cuz o dis. But Jesus dun sez he wuold nevah diez, he juz sez, "If ai wantz him to livez until I returnz, tehn WTF?".
24 Dis iz teh dscpl who sez diz who writez dem. We srsly nowz heez sayin it rght!
Concluzshun
25 'N Happy Cat did so lotz othuh stuffs, too. 'N Jesuz did so muchz that if itz were rited, teh bookz wud fill teh whole Urfs!!! srsly!!!

dis iz teh werdz ov teh ceeling cat

tnx b too ceeling cat

go ehn pees an survz teh ceeling cat

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meerkat

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FINE 1978 Watercolor PAINTING Ohio/Kentucky PHIL FOSTER-$46

When a talented artist such as Phil Foster (1915-1999) is not only an accomplished painter but also an architect, you can count on an attention to detail, and this fine painting is no exception. From the board and batten siding to the louvered shutters, it is a painting that draws one closer.

Phil Foster (1915-1999): Born in Elsmere, Kentucky. He was a painter and art educator who often exhibited in group exhibitions both locally (Kentucky and Ohio), as well as internationally. He received his BFA from the Art Academy of Cincinnati in 1933 as well as an honorary doctorate in 1986. He was an instructor at the University of Cincinnati from 1947 to 1986 in the College of Design, Art, Architecture and Planning.

This work is signed and dated, lower left: “Phil Foster ’78.”

Lace curtains, wicker rockers and the old timey screen door with Victorian details all make me think a happy old couple lives there. Who wouldn’t love living in a Victorian cottage on a lake?

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a picture of their oven when it was new.

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4 castaways

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59 dodge royal lancer

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old train station

SATURN'S DAY SUGAR SIFTER BLOGGING

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ebay art

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ANTIQUE Silk Portrait ALICE LLOYD Vaudeville FINE FRAME-18

I could see through the glass that the portrait was printed on something other than paper, so I removed it from its original frame to have a look. It is printed on thin ribbon-type silk or maybe satin. Whatever it is, it’s delicate. Together with the Victorian “tree trunk” gilt gesso frame, it is a miracle they even survived.

Had I discovered this piece back when I was collecting, I’d have had it remounted professionally. However, we’re downsizing; not up-sizing.

Born into a “theater family” in 1873, she took right to the English music halls. She also toured America many times from 1907 until about 1928. She was, in fact, a star, and she’d been performing since she was 17.

I see but a couple small chips in the gesso. (lower right corner and upper left corner) That’s incredible.

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wed. google earth said mansion on lake shore dr. it was! 'retro' early 1900's movie's 'castle in spain'. get an awesome parking spot, but winter regs + mom had to move the car. some people dray children to sales. i drag my mom + brother. and epals. so. walk up, get a few pics. walk in. must take off your shoes. oh wait. i have no shoes. sit, don't put on my flash so enough. the round entry hall has ribbing details. cute window. go in the hall door. 2 matching heavy wood carved archways and a very big middle hall, livingroom to the right. dinningroom to the left, stairs in front to the right. i go left to find the kitchen, walk thru dinning room. look into the dish/collectables glass front cabinets. not much but eeew. cheesy southwest pottery. dinning table too big with the big cabinets ad other stuff. cool arches. did they make spanish plaster flat walls? some of it i think. go to 'solarium'. french doors, nice old tiled floor. nice upholsterd furinture, but not when i sat in it. built in bookcases! books $$$. nothin i want anyways. go in kitchen. all redone. bah. no pantry, no history. sad. huge and no chracter, tho the cabinets not bad, but the handles + such waywayway to mod. the island aussie sized. tooooooo big. but i grabbed a bread knife w/ faux mother of pearl handle. 1st i had looked at a pro chef knife. mention to the little old lady next to me they are expensive. she read the off metal on the blade + wandered off with it. no mind, i have one and never use it.
i did find a little ceramic pot who i remember, he was at a art fair used to do nearby. my aunt has some of his. pansy also broke a bigger bowl like it. only $1. take. and a silver fork.
basement. it appears judith and edward liked frogs and snowmen. did i find the cadnles down there or the kitchen? kitchen i think. go upstairs to the front of the house, make was to the grand staircase. it is the 1st few hours the 1st day, so lots of people. take some pics. master bedroom. i had beds on the diagonal. isn't that been there done that yet? reading alcove, nothing. big fireplace. huge closet. nice sweater $$$, no. mom has grabbed a silverplate windchime i have seen at fairs and wanders off, i can tell where she is. i got into a bedroom. all, that's where the candles were. and a 10,000 maniacs CD. take that. and the candles and just in case. huge dictionary. must chck it. no. no poontang. leave, nothing else on 2nd floor but peek into bathroom. no visible toilet. behind the door? bathtub?
go downstairs and check livingroom. perfumes by the archway. ooh calvin klein unsure which. spray, some accidently in my mouth. smelled great and tasted not bad. but $$$. nothing in livingroom. nothing by the desk. nothing. big frank lloyd book, but $45. no.
i checkout. go outside. started to snow. brrr. take more pics.