Andytgeezer's Comments

Thanks Mr Geezer!

http://erinpike.com/ Model Erin Pike, more pics of her and the event. Professional photo by John Cornicello of Seattle. I sent a copy of the documentation to Ryosuke too.

Andyt, I am not sure to be able to post in a blog: I never did it!

I hope the lists are enough!

Ciao

Wow! Andy I'm so honored to help direct people to the proper toilet!

You were right, they did work for that show, thanks for including me.

I'm reading this from the Hanoi guesthoust and wondering a lot in the last few days if you saw all the things I'm seeing here. I wish we could sit down and swap stories over a cup of tea or cafe sui da!!

do whatever you like, smash it up, rip it into bits, soak it in the rain.

it's all about persistence and piecing it back together at the end of the day! ;-)

also here: http://mailart365.blogspot.com/2011/03/67-marriage-andy-elena.html

and here: http://mailart365.blogspot.com/2011/03/marriage.html

;-)

my drawing midterm!

http://moomoosuperhero.blogspot.com/2011/03/art_02.html

WooHoo Andy. Happy to be your friend. And, I LOVE the honeymoon REAL wall.

So, are you going to the wedding on Friday? Making a REAL wall on the parade route perhaps?

Sue

Congrats on the new bride with honeymoon! Hope you're having the greatest time ever!

As for our paper doll idea, thank you, Andy. I like the idea of our paper focus still being under the umbrella of Toys. We were a little worried you might be offended, but it's all good, so that's not a problem.

Martha's taking a sabbatical for a wee while, don't know for how long. I would consult with her otherwise. She may have one or two ideas regarding the offshoot, as it were, so let's not proceed just yet. I myself will be mostly away for at least a week, if not a bit longer. I've outlined this in my latest IUOMA blogpost.

Have a good week!

Andy, your Group for Traveling Toys is a lot of fun! I may have something unusual to send your way, once I locate its whereabouts here. Your ideas are so interesting and whimsical, we are infected by your whimsy, and are prepared to create a new way to play within the same context, only with just paper dolls.

In our interest, tho', we are concerned that you may want us to keep our paper Doll storyline separate from your own. It might clutter up Group time, placing focus in too many directions.

While Martha and I adore what you're doing, there is a little difficulty with our naming our own project, whether we remain closely aligned with yours as some tributary of it, or otherwise abscond for different group territory.

Apropos of the movie, The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants, I thought we could coin the bastardized phrase of The Fellowship of the Traveling Paper Dolls. But this would have to be with your okay, as we don't like the feeling of having been somehow uncareful or rude about someone else's idea.

After all, you got it started by being so inventively clever and then sharing that idea.

In udda woids, what's your ruling, O master of all things Peripatetic and Playful?

I await your ruling with bated breath.

Rose