... "hello" and we realized right away that he was the artist in whose honor the party was given. We talked about several... and almost immediately we confessed that we were uninvited guests. The artist laughed, said that we were more than welcome and chatted ...party crasher. Backstage for one of my former favorite singing artists. We hung outside the back of the bar where the after...

...> "hello" and we realized right away that he was the artist in whose honor the party was given. We talked about several ...) and almost immediately we confessed that we were uninvited guests. The artist laughed, said that we were more than welcome and chatted ... a party crasher. Backstage for one of my former favorite singing artists. We hung outside the back of the bar where the after ...

... a nice, handsome man came to say "hello" and we realized right away that he was the artist in whose honor the party was given. We talked about several of his paintings in the gallery (..., not knowing very much about art) and almost immediately we confessed that we were uninvited guests. The artist laughed, said that we were more than welcome and chatted with us for a few minutes more. ...

...in a Buck Owen's song called "Dang Me": My daddy was a pistol, I'm a son of a gun. this is the second time someone has misattributed authorship of 'dang me.' buck owens was a fine artist, but roger miller wrote the song. He sang it. I didn't care who wrote it. hmm. google seems to want it both ways, kinda. hits for buck owens "dang me": 9,470 hits for buck owens ...

... a line from a Mae West - Cary Grant movie... “Is that a pistol in your pocket, or are you just happy to see me?” Which reminds me of a line in a Buck Owen's song called "Dang Me": My daddy was a pistol, I'm a son of a gun. this is the second time someone has misattributed authorship of 'dang me.' buck owens was a fine artist, but roger miller wrote the song. your pal, blake

... Rushmore was neat. I just had to go to Sturgis.... Yawn. It ain't nothing without Bike Week :-) While you're in AZ, you might consider touring Arcosanti. A monument to failed dreams and crazed artists. I believe Paolo Soleri is still alive, so your son would have a chance to meet him shortly before he croaks. Also, Biosphere 2 is in AZ, near Tuscon. I'll keep that in ...

... to Mt. Rushmore? Or Rugby, ND (the geographical center of North America)? Wall's Drugs? Been to all of those. Never again. While you're in AZ, you might consider touring Arcosanti. A monument to failed dreams and crazed artists. I believe Paolo Soleri is still alive, so your son would have a chance to meet him shortly before he croaks. Also, Biosphere 2 is in AZ, near Tuscon.

... Boatwright <wayneboatwright@cox.net> wrote: Ever since 2003 when New York City banned smoking in enclosed public spaces, theater directors have been walking a thin line between artistic freedom and legal necessity. Under a special exemption for the arts, theaters are allowed to use tobacco-free cigarettes -- usually sweet-smelling herbal cigarettes. [...] ...

... and some fresh diced tomatoes.  Lightly dressed with Spanish EVOO, sherry vinegar and a dash of salt. I'll be doing this a LOT this summer. Yes! Composed salads appeal to the artistic senses as well as serving taste and nutrition very well. Plus you get to experiment with a variety of dressings. When I worked there was a nearby restaurant that made a beautiful salade niçoise; ...

...m not sure.     We'd call those biscuits.     Crisps are fine wafers of potato, deepfried. Here's a recipe for animal crackers but if, like me, you have little artistic ability they will look like amoebae :-)http://tinyurl.com/5jvfyt Mostly, people buy them in a supermarket. There used to be an excruciating children's song called "Animal Crackers in my Soup" ! Shirley ...