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At 7:24pm on January 30, 2009, ed schenk said…: groeten uit amsterdam,
ed

At 8:11pm on January 29, 2009, Carla Cryptic said…: Yikes! And it's very small, the thing I sent you - pushing the envelope a bit and taking a small (sic!) risk. :) I put extra postage on it, though, as the USPS said I should so we'll see... it's small but colorful! :)

At 8:59am on January 29, 2009, Carla Cryptic said…: Something went in the mail for you today! :)

At 5:12pm on January 26, 2009, Alex Jones said…: hahah thanks , but let me keep my ice and snow , i favour the fresh chilly conditions

At 2:17pm on January 26, 2009, Dewi said…: I lived up north for a while and loved going out with a big thermos of tea and watching the aurorae. It was a treat, just as I am hoping your art will be. I am in need of a little colour around the place.

At 9:20am on January 26, 2009, Dewi said…: Thank you very much

At 9:15am on January 25, 2009, Carla Cryptic said…: Thanks so much for the two postcards for the nudity mail art call! I love 'em both. :) Also, thanks for the 3D pepsi card - I love working with that kind of post card. When Rolling Stone had a 3D cover for it's 50th anniversary, I got people all over the country to send me their covers if they were throwing the magazines out or could otherwise part with them. The back cover, which was a commercial - possible for Pepsi again, come to think of it - was also in 3D. I got the donations through Craig's List. :) I did a big project with those and it's still ongoing. I'll try and find some of the photos I took and post them here. I've got some stuff for you, too... I've been working on new artistamps and they're almost finished. I'm also doing some new soft block carvings - one of them is really funny (to me, anyway!)... Thanks, too, for the snap of the tent - that is so darned cool! Wish I'd been able to see them all set up that day but your photos took me there. :)

At 6:40am on January 25, 2009, Torma Cauli said…: Ok. I'm glad.
Cauli

At 5:05pm on January 23, 2009, Alexandre Gomes Vilas Boas said…: ;O)
Thank you very much!
Return with the same affection!

At 5:01pm on January 23, 2009, Alexandre Gomes Vilas Boas said…: Hello Judy!
Hug from Brazil!
Alexandre

At 6:45pm on January 21, 2009, Torma Cauli said…: Dear Judy! I speak very little english, so can't join your creative group. :-)
Es geht besser Deutsch. Ich denke in englische Sprache kann ich nichts verstehen. Und, ich habe noch wissentschaftliche Arbeit, die noch beenden möchte. Entschuldigung.
Sorry!
Kind regards
Cauli

At 7:23pm on January 20, 2009, Alexandre Gomes Vilas Boas said…: I understand.
But realize one thing, the crisis is always felt most by those who have more possessions.
I know that seems strange.
But people who are accustomed to this pattern luxurious, feel much when they lose something.
The poorest, often used to suffering, ultimately conform.
I think that scare, is not only derivative of the economy.
I think a new world order of actions occur at every stage.
We all we adapt to new demands ethical, political, and even simple acts occurring in the day to day

I also believe that we must be and always seek something more positive

At 7:06pm on January 20, 2009, Alexandre Gomes Vilas Boas said…: No.
No need to leave our homes : -)
Funny you play in this matter.
In Brazil, when the president assumed office, many said that this is wrong, we would have to leave our homes.
I think that fear is something natural.
But, I do not think the situation may worsen.

At 6:41pm on January 20, 2009, Alexandre Gomes Vilas Boas said…: With certainty is what happens ...

At 6:11pm on January 20, 2009, Alexandre Gomes Vilas Boas said…: Thank you.

A great day for you too!
Watched by TV!
It was really pretty.
Congratulations to all!

At 1:24am on January 20, 2009, Alexandre Gomes Vilas Boas said…: Judy,
I do not like to draw on
computer ...
I prefer the pencil, the pen, the brush, but once in a while I venture on the computer ...
Here's a present for you.
greetings!

At 12:23am on January 20, 2009, Carla Cryptic said…: So cool! We must be of an age, then... I didn't make it to DC for the marches but we had our own versions out here - and the tear gas memories to show for it! So nice to think of a huge group of people hanging together without anyone getting tear gassed, beat up, or maced! Sort of like the ideal memory (not the real one) of Woodstock... the first time around. :)

At 10:11pm on January 19, 2009, Alexandre Gomes Vilas Boas said…: Judy, thanks for the excellent conversation.
It was a pleasure.
Greetings and until next time!

At 9:08pm on January 19, 2009, Alexandre Gomes Vilas Boas said…: I like the expression "full meaning ness."
In Brazil I think is called "fullness"
This is what I believe too!

At 8:48pm on January 19, 2009, Alexandre Gomes Vilas Boas said…: True.
Some people even try to control what is produced.
Here in Brazil is the money of some large propellant artists artists or false ...
Often, their work is too ephemeral.
They say it is part of the proposal, concept is ...
But then, get a way to do what is within the fashion, is good for business.
Therefore, I believe in these alternative forms of art, in art, urban art in the marginal, the nailart ....

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