I was going through boxes of old papers and files, throwing things away (with the help off my teenage helper btw) and came across a file of stuff from a wildlife art workshop I went to in Montana in '91.
As I glanced at each piece of paper I asked myself "Do I need this list of participants and thier phone numbers"? Nawwww.....just before I tossed it in the can I happened to notice a familiar name on that list:
Jim Upchurch!!
HEY!, I know that guy!! The Same Jim Upchurch? this address was in Tumwater, WA...coincidence????????
Have we already MET!?
Now, if I can only find the pics from that workshop, bet I could spot him!
Adrienne
Beautiful country!
A
Was one of the best experiences of my life.
What else do you remember about that week?
If I can find my pics, I'll scan some and send them to you.
It was Aug 18-24, 1990
You might remember me as the one who won both of Jessica's paintings? I only kept the one of the girl with the pink hat.
Yeah, it was intense and fun! And I think both her and Jack still have the workshops. I would love to go again.
Imagine a one week letterhead meet, that's how fun these are!
A
We broke camp early and I swore I would never step foot in Montana again.
That was an uncalled for attack!
This board doen't need jerks like you!
Which reminds me...
A guy walks into a bar and says "All lawyers are A**holes !" A guy stands up and says " I resent that". So the guy asks "Why, are you a lawyer?"
And he replies "No, I'm an a**hole".
Seems HE is now the official BullBoard police!
Jim..I thought your "anecdote" was humorous! And that you intended that way.
Debbie
[ October 19, 2001: Message edited by: Debbie Delzell ]
I have laughing tears running down my face, first about your very lyrical description of rhapsody in the forest, which I was reading with my mouth open until my very own head snapped back along with Bambis. Then Si went off without a gun, and you calmly came back with another joke and remained in good spirits anyway.
Funny stuff, this place is better than reality TV, that's for sure.
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THE COURSE OF TREATMENT BY YOUR DOCTOR
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This will only cause him needless inconvenience and embarrassment.
i have met si allen and i can say...what a great and friendly fellow!(met him at mazeppa muster 1999)
i really hate how words and thoughts on the bullboard can be mis-construed.
i thinks all of us should make a point of getting out and meeting face to face with these letterheads at the next letterville meet.
i can say that i have met most of you at a meet.
what a pleasure.
life is to doggone short to be mad at anyone.
mark
I have met Si at more than a few meets, and I can truely say he's about the most sour and rotten guy around!
But I love him to pieces anyway!!!!
A
Rotten ----> Yes!
Sour ------> No!
A nice site "God Bless the U.S.A"
http://home.att.net/~poofycatt/blessusa.html
[ October 21, 2001: Message edited by: Debbie Delzell ]