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Jackie's piece...

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hang on... trying to post pix for 1st time...
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Helping Barbara get her pics posted...

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Hey y'all, I think it's upside down. If I remember correctly, Jackie's piece had the "serrated edge" on the right, not the left.

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Wow - sort of surprised to click on here and see my name where I didn't put it. My eyes got big and I thought , "Oh boy - what did I do now" Barbara is right about it being upsidedown, but it was nice of you to post it. I sure would love to see other people's work - any more pictures? I love pictures.
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Jackie Beckman wrote:Wow - sort of surprised to click on here and see my name where I didn't put it. My eyes got big and I thought , "Oh boy - what did I do now" Barbara is right about it being upsidedown, but it was nice of you to post it. I sure would love to see other people's work - any more pictures? I love pictures.
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lol...that was clever
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Paul Tarlow wrote:
Jackie Beckman wrote:Wow - sort of surprised to click on here and see my name where I didn't put it. My eyes got big and I thought , "Oh boy - what did I do now" Barbara is right about it being upsidedown, but it was nice of you to post it. I sure would love to see other people's work - any more pictures? I love pictures.
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How did you do that???? The upside down writing???? LOLS

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Jackie Beckman wrote:Wow - sort of surprised to click on here and see my name where I didn't put it. My eyes got big and I thought , "Oh boy - what did I do now" Barbara is right about it being upsidedown, but it was nice of you to post it. I sure would love to see other people's work - any more pictures? I love pictures.
Hi Jackie... Now that Paul's given me a private lesson in posting pix, I'm gonna go turn your photo around & post it again. Also his photo... perhaps a bunch o' photos...

By the way... I thought of you during the recent PDX heat wave (you'd laugh at it tho cause it barely hit 100 I think...) I took a thick piece from the kiln while I still couldn't handle it... wrapped in warmed newspapers of course... & took it home. The concept of thermal shock takes on a different practical meaning in your furnace-like clime, no? My piece was just fine, by the way.

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Alice DeGraff wrote:

How did you do that???? The upside down writing???? LOLS

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Paul Tarlow wrote: Image
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Ok, now we are just getting silly and drifting into Spab-land.
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I don't know... I think it definitely qualifies as "...and Stuff"

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Paul Tarlow wrote:Ok, now we are just getting silly and drifting into Spab-land.
And the problem with that is....... mmmm... can't think of one.
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Re: Jackie's piece...

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PDXBarbara (Bader) wrote:hang on... trying to post pix for 1st time...
HERE I GO...
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YAAAAAY for me....

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I did it...Hey Paul & Bert... lookee here! I got a photo posted...
Thanks for the help.
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PDXBarbara (Bader) wrote:I did it...Hey Paul & Bert... lookee here! I got a photo posted...
Thanks for the help.
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PDXBarbara (Bader) wrote:I did it...Hey Paul & Bert... lookee here! I got a photo posted...
Thanks for the help.
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I even recognize the piece as the Tall Parlow pool.
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Bert Weiss wrote:
I even recognize the piece as the Tall Parlow pool.
That's Mr. Parlow to you :)
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Yes, there we were, (Bob and Paul, Avery and Steve, Amy and I) in purgatory, displaced by kids art on the main floor of the gallery. Nice move! Brock
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Brock wrote:Yes, there we were, (Bob and Paul, Avery and Steve, Amy and I) in purgatory, displaced by kids art on the main floor of the gallery. Nice move! Brock
PSHAW, Brock... Consider yourself in an ELEVATED position... 'tis a nice move...

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