Received from Cheryl Penn, South Africa--No He Did Not

[Bifidus Jones]

Two perspectives of the same planet: winter in South Africa and spring here in Minnesota. Cheryl does a great job with the paint, line, and text. Of course, my heart always throws me an extra beat when I see those fish stamps on the envelope in my mailbox:

Dankie, Ms. Penn.

[Marie Wintzer]

De toute évidence, très mystérieux

[Bifidus Jones]

très mystérieux, n'est ce pas

[Marie Wintzer]

I agree with the extra heart beat every time. Great envelope. What happened with the first layer of address?

[cheryl penn]

Thanks for blogging Fav Bacteria.

Long story :-) - started out with Miro, ended with Mondrian - well spotted - he didn't coz he couldn't, being Krazy and  all.

[De Villo Sloan]

a real "who-dun-it" cloaked in mystery. Glad I wrote Mondrian - seems to be very close. I almost suggested Miro.

[De Villo Sloan]

Fantastic colors - and some geometry. Almost, who's that painter, Mondrian? I can't help but respond to the text - when someone protest so loudly, "No he did not" he probably did = truth, lies, concealment vs. literal presentation of fact.. Although who? what? An interesting piece of fiction suggesting a whole story in a sentence. Great verbal-visual, as ever.