Cowboy Willie Autographed Sheet Music Looking For A Home!

[Lynn Radford]

Found this in an auction lot. Thought it would make a great piece of mail art, but alas, I do not know anyone who would appreciate such a  gem. I you would like it, be the first to let me know in a comment below complete with your address. See you in the mail!

[De Villo Sloan]

I can't believe you sold out Lynn! That disk surely would have earned you appointment to the Order of the Tangerine Mink. 

[Lynn Radford]

DVS, I sincerely apologize for the confusion... The disk I created was NEVER sent to you. Instead, it went to a magazine as an example of my work. When it returns, I will forward it to you. Maybe it will arrive in time for next year... :D The disk below is a great representational piece! Thanks for sharing!

[De Villo Sloan]

Lynn, I scanned many of the disks. I looked for yours but only found a title saying "black sun." So it's possible that it really is gone. Solar Disks tended to look like this:

[Marie Wintzer]

Minxus endures. It's a well known fact.

[Lynn Radford]

I received the disk you sent me, DVS... In fact, there was some discussion about that on M-L1... Sad thatit has been lost to the ether...

Looking forward to my induction to the Order of the Tangerine Mink next year... My piece was an altered 45 (You Are So Beautiful, Joe Cocker) entitled Solar Disk Holism...

 

[Marie Wintzer]

Alright. For Dw. Anything. The Bunk House it is.

[De Villo Sloan]

I meant to write they value your picture highest among all their possessions.

[De Villo Sloan]

You mean the fainting couch.

Dw, says it would amount to a diplomatic incident if you didn't stay in the Bunk House. You are adored by the ranch hands who are said to value your picture among all their other possessions. 

[Marie Wintzer]

If I ever visit I think I'll take that pink couch. It looks a bit cozier that a cot. Than it all depends what you serve for breakfast.

[De Villo Sloan]

Wait. Lynn, did you receive your official M-L Solar Disk? You didn't receive it?