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RE: New, grateful and happy - 2/13/2007 5:51:42 PM   
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Perfectly ok. Isn't this where we get to know each other. As for Topeka, I died and went to hell. Where else could the zip code 666 be. I've met a few wonderful people here, but I'm ready to go back to Seattle or at least somewhere a bit more enlightened.

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RE: New, grateful and happy - 2/13/2007 5:59:48 PM   
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Thanx Carolyn

I like yours too. I've always been a defender of digital art. It's just another medium and tool, in my case, more difficult to handle than a paint brush.

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RE: New, grateful and happy - 2/13/2007 6:10:40 PM   
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Hi and welcome Shelly! The nice thing for me about having a jobby job is that by the time I get home and logged on, all the problems of the day here are already solved.  All I have to do is sit back and enjoy the company .  Your profile thingy works perfectly now, and I enjoyed looking through your portfolio.  I don't know why you needed to work up nerve to join, you obviously belong here!.  I hope you are planning to chime in often.   

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RE: New, grateful and happy - 2/13/2007 7:08:49 PM   
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ORIGINAL: SBedsaul

As for Topeka, I died and went to hell. Where else could the zip code 666 be. I've met a few wonderful people here, but I'm ready to go back to Seattle or at least somewhere a bit more enlightened.


This is exactly why I spend all of my extra time in Lawrence..........664

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RE: New, grateful and happy - 2/13/2007 8:30:06 PM   
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Hi Shelly, welcome!

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RE: New, grateful and happy - 2/13/2007 8:46:04 PM   
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Love your work, especially the commission piece with the one eyed cat and frog prince. Makes me want to go a little farther "out there" on that creative limb.

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RE: New, grateful and happy - 2/13/2007 8:52:31 PM   
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Hi Beth

I do plan on "chiming in" often. Looked at your spot. Love the color and you have fabulous design.

I love my job, but I'm beginning to resent the time away from the easel. It's a shame I have to do things like eat and pay rent.

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RE: New, grateful and happy - 2/13/2007 9:26:27 PM   
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Hi Shelly and welcome! I love your work...especially "before the storm"...gorgeous stuff! 

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RE: New, grateful and happy - 2/13/2007 11:53:30 PM   
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Hi Shelly,
Welcome to the site. I hope you find it a great source of information and fun for you. Will you be joining the Nibblefest art contest on eBay this month? The theme is fairy tales, all auctions start at .99 and you already have piqued some interest in your art! The auction runs from the 20-27th and there is more information available under Nibblefest if you aren't familiar with it. Love your portfolio already. -Angela

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RE: New, grateful and happy - 2/14/2007 2:53:41 AM   
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Glad you have everything all figured out..   Your portfolio is great.. Love your mask pieces!   I have a venetian mask .. maybe I should put it into one of my stills.. hmmmm..  You got me thinking!!!

jump into the threads..  would love to hear some of  your thoughts in the critique sections.. I've been a critique thread hog lately!!! LOL!!!  Sorry Lisa.. don't want to take your title of thread hog!

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RE: New, grateful and happy - 2/14/2007 8:54:35 AM   
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Yes, Shelly, come and join us in the other threads...don't have to stay in the public ones any more! 

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RE: New, grateful and happy - 2/14/2007 12:41:47 PM   
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I LOVE your work!!!

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RE: New, grateful and happy - 2/14/2007 3:46:11 PM   
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Hi Shelly and welcome!  I just visited your profile and WOW!  Love your art, especially the before the storm!   

So you're in Topeka!!! I laugh like hell everytime I think of that place!  Not for any reason other than that I have a funny story about something I did at the rest stop almost 10 years ago now, and yep, I'm still laughing!

I'm looking forward to seeing you around the forums!

Stephanie

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RE: New, grateful and happy - 2/15/2007 7:36:59 AM   
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Hi Stephanie

Thanks for looking. I like your turquoise sea necklace. I've collected beads for years and have yet to do anything with them. You've peaked my curiosity. Whatever did you do at a Topeka rest stop, to keep you laughing for ten years.

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RE: New, grateful and happy - 2/15/2007 7:43:12 AM   
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Most of my tricks and techniques are pretty simple. With the abstracts, it begins with establishing texture then layers and layers of drybrush. I never throw away my old brushes. Seems the rattier the brush the better the effect. Also, blue painters tape is my friend.

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RE: New, grateful and happy - 2/15/2007 7:48:04 AM   
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Thanks for the invite, Angela. I love the theme and have started a piece, but don't know if it'll be done in time. At least I got the inspiration for something new. Do you have a list for future themes, so I could get a head start?

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RE: New, grateful and happy - 2/15/2007 8:14:19 AM   
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ORIGINAL: BeadedHeron

Hi Shelly and welcome!  I just visited your profile and WOW!  Love your art, especially the before the storm!   

So you're in Topeka!!! I laugh like hell everytime I think of that place!  Not for any reason other than that I have a funny story about something I did at the rest stop almost 10 years ago

Stephanie


Yes Steph........Do tell

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RE: New, grateful and happy - 2/16/2007 5:12:19 AM   
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OK, well since you asked..heheheh

The day started out in Grand Junction Colorado, in a rented van, heading towards Duluth Minnesota.  First of all, relavent to the story is the rented van.  Mine OWN van was sitting in Oklahoma getting a new transmission.  Why?  because idiot BF overloaded it with too much stuff.  We were on a combination vacation/selling antiques at flea markets trip.  Geeze, I made him take out a bunch of the weight, and I remember being crabby at him before we left home, telling him "it's a passenger van, not a cargo van".  On the interstate in Oklahoma next to the world's biggest MeDonalds, my tranny blew.  Anyway, it's relavant but not the story of the rest stop!

So we leave Grand Junction.  Me who can drive for many hours non-stop, with BF in the passenger seat supposedly reading the map and giving directions.  After the required snowstorm in the Rockies, we SHOULD have come out in Nebraska, then Iowa, then home.  This is small potatoes to me, I can drive this in a day no problem.  But wait!  We didn't come out in Nebraska!  We somehow ended up in Topeka!  The guy was a loser, some map reading skills he had!

Well, so we pull into the rest stop in Topeka.  It's about 10pm and pouring rain.  HE had to bathroom and I sat with the map, someone had to get us out of there!

HE (the loser) comes back to the van and announces that He's tired and HE wants us to sleep in the van at the rest stop!  I am NOT tired one bit and want to keep going.  I mean, if I am not tired and can keep driving, why do we stop cause the passenger is tired? 

WELL.....

He/it wouldn't get in the van.  He was demanding that we spend the night in the van in the rain in this desolate place and I was having none of it so I left him there!



Well, I started to feel bad about that so I went back, there he was standing under a shelter in the night in the pouring rain.  I yelled to him "are you ready to get in now?"His snappy retort was Not if we're not going to spend the night here!

OKKKKKKK.  Well, this all didn't set to well with me.  I hadn't lost it until this point, even though I ended up paying over $2,000. to rent this van, and after 2 weeks, mine own van still wasn't ready so I had to take the rented van home to Wisconsin, and then go BACK to Oklahoma to get my van, all because HE overpacked my little van! 

And there was this stupid little idiot refusing to get in the van so I could drive us toward home...

Well, ALL of his stuff went out the doors!  I told him if he wasn't going to get in and ride with me, his stuff wasn't riding with me either.  I was flinging boxes and boxes of antiques out the door! Well ok, not quite flinging, but you get the idea!  Last thing I could make out in my rear view mirror, was him standing in the rain with his boxes, getting smaller and smaller by the second, as I got further and further away!

I drove all the way home to Wisconsin after that, only stopping for coffee and drive through food and bathroom.  IT made it home a few days later, daring to be peeved at ME, lolol....

Idiot! 

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RE: New, grateful and happy - 2/16/2007 5:18:24 AM   
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Geez Steph!  Remind me if I go on a road trip with you to arrange alternate transportation

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