Katerina Nikoltsou: Xmas Barcodes and those slidey thingys for the Xmas Tree

[Dean aka Artist in Seine]

Two in one day!  Wow when it snows, it SnOws.  As the Arty Slide people swing into high gear with their Xmas slides, I am lucky enough to receive a pair for myself.  PS Just for your information, Katerina is reading Silent House.  Mail Art tells all !

Now there is an idea.  Just hang barcodes on the Xmas tree!  I wish I had more time ...

Thank you Katerina, we'll be seeing those slides again real soon.

[Dean aka Artist in Seine]

Ah, you see Katerina.  I just knew one of them would reply to your call of barcodes and Arty Slides.  These be hard times in America, even in Texas!

  Here you go Dustin, maybe this will help.

http://www.barcodeart.com/art/yourself/yourself.html

[DKult Chaplain Dustin de Wind]

Those are great, Katerina!! I tried looking up how to read bar codes. Hmmmmm, requires a bit of concentration.

[Dean aka Artist in Seine]

Oh Dear No.  There are poor children in America without barcode health care nor Arty Slides.  Make their x-mas wonderful.

[Katerina Nikoltsou (MomKat)]

Aw...it's a Mail Art Eat-Art Christmas tree!

Did you say you "wanted more"? Barcodes, or arty slides? :-)

[Dean aka Artist in Seine]

Well I'm back, and put them in their place.

[Katerina Nikoltsou (MomKat)]

Extra arty slides for you, Dean...made a big batch and thought you'd like a few for the Xmas tree or a set of earrings for Vanessa? Hang them on the handle bars of the bike? 

Yes, Dean, I am reading Orhan Pamuk's earliest novel , which has just recently been translated from the Turkish. (Mail Art tells how much I paid for it too! But can you say from which bookstore I purchased it, eh?). 'Have read all his other books that are in English, and two; "Istanbul" and "Museum of Innocence" are signed copies from the man! Often recalling my two years of living and teaching in Istanbul, good reading!

Thanks for blogging xxx