De Janine Weiss

[David Stafford]

(Le son d'un suisse clarine est entendu dans la distance. Just setting the mood here.) Janine, sent me this brief but gripping natural history of Vincent Van Gogh from youth to St. Remy. On the envelope a large insect demon which at one time belonged to Van Gogh. Thank you, Janine. I add my condolences to the many before me.

(Le fils d'onu credit suisse clarine est entendu dans la distance. Il suffit de régler l'humeur ici.) Janine, m'a envoyé cette brève mais passionnante histoire naturelle de Vincent Van Gogh de la jeunesse à Saint Remy. Sur l'enveloppe un grand insecte démoniaque qui appartenaient autrefois à Van Gogh. Merci, Janine. Je voudrais ajouter mes condoléances aux nombreux avant moi.

[De Villo Sloan]

Cher Janine, also a cow bell - the cow wears the bell. If the cow is lost, it rings. I do not need Ambassador E for this.

I have with me a book you sent with Jim Hendrix - very nice book. Thank you. Marie Antoinette? Maybe I have this too not so near by.

[De Villo Sloan]

Cow belle! Lovely work by cher Janine.

[David Stafford]

Yes, she wants to say it but can't quite bring herself to call an old bald guy handsome.

[David Stafford]

Oh, but what does Bel Ami have to do with Van Gogh?