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The hippy sounding V&A to you and me...
Well another mate and a sometime collaborator with my mate 'big-nose has succeeded with this little bit of Art (art-fart) Good luck to them but 'the baroness is way way out there
Last time they worked together they made an elephant
this time it's a pick-up truck
and they ain't weird ?
So, if in London for a day out pop into the V&A, they have lots of more other interesting items as well, take in a west end show have a candlelight dinner. http://www.standard.co.uk/goingout/exhi ... ry-9625017
I've been trying to entice her for years to come for a free 2 week holiday so she can mosaic my stairs. 'mad as hatters both of them... http://www.artcoreint.net/carrie%20reichardt.html
Ps: I just remembered they did a full sized horse as well..
"The Salvation of Mankind lies in making everything the responsibility of All"
Sophocles.
Interesting art and Artists! I'd host 'em too for a few weeks if they'd mosaic me up a staircase or two ....... private suite, hot tub, quiet ecological reserve with walking trails and all the clean fresh air they can suck into their lungs .....
Mrs John Joe Amadoor & sister just flew in to attend the V&A's launch....
Ps: I forgot to say it's her husbands death mask on the top of the truck he was lethally injected in the state of Texas.
"The Salvation of Mankind lies in making everything the responsibility of All"
Sophocles.
Final Words:
As he lay on the gurney, Amador looked toward his wife and whispered, "God forgive them for they know not what they do. ... Give them peace, God, for people seeking revenge towards me."
Linda Amador, a high school friend who married Amador while he was on death row, pressed her face against the glass pane separating them. "I love you, Chiquita. Peace. Freedom. I'm ready. Wow."
There's a time for everyone, if they only learn
That the twisting kaleidoscope moves us all in turn.
One of the marks of a good novel for me is when I get to the end of it and I realise that I have learnt something along the way. This has been the case with The Return by Victoria Hislop.
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The Thread may or may not be in my pile of yet to be read books. Perhaps I need to check and if it's not in the pile I can keep my eye out for it at book sales.
