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Way ta meld things! Nice arch!
I like it!
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Thanks! Yep, some of those good old smooth but strange transitions in this one.
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So there can be no confusion!
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... though I am wondering how you ever made it to Hongkong this way
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with a hand that size you can pull and ratchet for a long time!
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maybe it just depends where you start
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well that's true of course!
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pulling and ratcheting are the only ways to go. i tried pushing and crocheting and that didn't get the job done at all. splendid.
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when tightening music especially!
thanks. the face is another from the scraps you sent me. i'm going to be using them for years! [and enjoying it]
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especially!
cool - i thought he looked familiar.
[did he talk to you as well?]
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no no no. probably not. we'll see. it's parked out front.
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well there's no talking here, no one is saying a word to anyone, i haven't heard a word or a sound or anything at all in so long i can't even tell you how long it's been shhh now! you just be quiet and i'll peek through the window 
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oh my, mister keyboard, he's worse off than i thought.
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"mister keyboard"? say... you want to look around and describe the room you're in? is it kind of on the small side? are there nice people wearing white walking by your door?
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i don't know what you're talking about. what room? i'm outside in the fresh air. flying my kite. yes indeed...
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I prefer this way to whatever modern gadgets are out there.
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There's no school like the old school!
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good point.
and we all have our own preferences and frequencies we're tuned into.
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and heron bill neckties!
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Using the right tool for the job.
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He has to, ratchet wrenches are ginormous!
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Hence the saying "Let's have a big hand for tinkwig!"
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Exactly what I was hinting at!
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Where do you find all of your materials? It's always such good stuff.
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Oh, thanks. It comes from all over, I'm always on the lookout, and I save it up and it piles up. The stamp on this came in the mail last year. =fredfree sent me the old picture. But the underlying pieces are usually from old books, and I have a few of them I go to time and again. An old poetry book from very early 20th century (I bought it used from abebooks.com for a couple poems I was interested in, then bought another copy to read and started cutting up the first one!), a 19th century church hymnbook (don't remember where I got that), an old automotive mechanics manual (that's where the ratchet wrench came from). I really like old books with paper that's aged a bit. Used bookstores have them, some libraries sell off their old books. Let's see - also the Sunday newspaper... sometimes an old comic book from my basement... any kind of paper is fair game.
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Aren't you glad you didn't clean up your stuff today?
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Hehehe - after you said don't clean up I went ahead and finished that card!
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Freaking heck, I love your subdued colours so MUCH!
That Egret is really nice too, especially contrasted with the diagram.
Great work, thanks for posting!
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Oh, you're welcome, thank you for the enthusiastic support - it's really appreciated!
That egret has been on my desk since sometime last summer or fall - finally it has a place
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Aw, it's good that the egret found its home.
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It made me laugh even before I thought about the symbolism!
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I like that reaction - thank you!
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