Watch out! My brother spent $20 Thousand fixing up a late 1950s Ford pickup (belonged to our Grandpa) and the people (professionals) who did the work were very very unhappy that he would not spend more - he finally had to tell them to quickly get it to a point where it would be driveable, presentable and run with no problems. My brother and the shop people had different ideas, for sure, despite the fact that they had talked about it (a lot) in advance.
Thanks again to @asheland and @CollectorsUniverse for this wonderful thread, we learn about coins and collecting on all of the other threads but this is the place that we truly learn about each other.
We used to have "sidewalk Sam" here in Boston [ for 4 decades]
Mayor Kevin White and his likeness, as drawn by artist Bob Guillemin, also known as “Sidewalk Sam,” on City Hall Plaza in 1973
Sidewalk Sam, artist who turned streets into canvas, dies at 75
By Bryan Marquard Globe Staff,January 27, 2015, 12:00 a.m.
Leaning down from his wheelchair, Bob Guillemin dipped a brush into a yogurt cup filled with purple paint late one October afternoon in 1995 and highlighted the chalked words “For the Homeless” to complete a painting spanning a Government Center sidewalk.
Those brushstrokes marked the return of one of Boston’s best-known artists to his museum of choice: the city’s streets. Mr. Guillemin, who was 75 when he died in his sleep in his Newton home Monday morning, was Sidewalk Sam to the thousands who had watched him work since the early 1970s and uncounted others who encountered the chalk and painted art he created throughout Boston. On that October day, he completed his first public drawing since falling 21 months earlier while working atop the roof of his home, an accident that paralyzed his legs.
@MLBdays said:
Urinals for the Kong family................BTW this is the restroom at Gallagher's Steakhouse in Manhattan. In case you wanna pee into a landfill.
Just kidding about the "agree" but that painting looks MS70 sure you didn't just pull that from the net???
Haha, no I started watching Bob Ross video's and told the wife I think I can do this she started laughing at me so it was on I had to do it. This is my 1st painting it was not so hot but after the 3rd week or so it looked a bit better.
This was my 1st one not easy on the eyes but I had to try.
Before the reflection.
After not the best but I think it looks ok for a beginner .
Very quick study. Great work. Here are a few of mine
Quoteing...."KKATHY""After not the best but I think it looks ok for a beginner"
Dont be so shy about the reflection..I'm inpressed
This may sound a little off, but, the black color you created is
is so on point and the denisity feels so soft as it demands its respect of the abiss...... Spell check?
Really Cool peice.
The Ursa Major ....... better known as the Big dipper to the North the exact rotation viewed from Hawaii
I am planning to be up bit earlier tomorrow to see the Northern star
@sparky64 said:
First time in Manhattan.
Had all day to explore and it was awesome.
Took a half hour or so for us bumpkins to get our sea legs but when we did, we crushed it.
Golly Uncle Jed look at all them thar tall buildings!
President John F. Kennedy is seen riding in motorcade approximately one minute before he was shot in Dallas, Tx., on Nov. 22, 1963. In the car riding with Kennedy are Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy, right, Nellie Connally, left, and her husband, Gov. John Connally of Texas. (AP Photo/Jim Altgens)
RIP JFK.
Enthusiastic collector of British pre-decimal and Canadian decimal circulation coins.
One more from our visit to Manhattan.
We didn't specifically plan to visit the 911 memorial but we were in the area and decided we'd always regret it if we didn't see it and we owed it to those directly affected that tragic day.
I was not prepared for the powerful emotion of this Memorial.
I'm not kidding when I say it took my breath away as I approached the edge and looked in. I could not speak for quite a while.
Pictures don't do it justice.
You need to see it live... in motion.
"If I say something in the woods and my wife isn't there to hear it.....am I still wrong?"
@Paradisefound said:
So many stars showed up this morning
The Ursa Major ....... better known as the Big dipper to the North the exact rotation viewed from Hawaii
I am planning to be up bit earlier tomorrow to see the Northern star
..... and Orion belt to the South East
I'm an amateur astronomer from way back, seeing the night sky as it use to be is on my bucket list.
Yes I am envious of you PF.
@emeraldATV said:
My name is ping ling.
I live down stream on a tributetary of turtle creek.
Dont care for uka....,uka, ...oh!
(spell check please!)
liptus.
Old bamboo, I love to chew, and chew.
... My mom has the flu.
"I cant find my socks."
I wish I was in Colorado, Washington, Oregon or somewhere like that to get some of what you're smokin'!
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Watching sunset with kiddies last weekend.
A Tea/ hot item Trivet left to me by a senior friend, he and his wife knew that I liked it -
Fixer upper.
- Jim
My sister gets a kick out of businesses named by others with our last name.
Mama said there”d be days like these.
Watch out! My brother spent $20 Thousand fixing up a late 1950s Ford pickup (belonged to our Grandpa) and the people (professionals) who did the work were very very unhappy that he would not spend more - he finally had to tell them to quickly get it to a point where it would be driveable, presentable and run with no problems. My brother and the shop people had different ideas, for sure, despite the fact that they had talked about it (a lot) in advance.
Thanks again to @asheland and @CollectorsUniverse for this wonderful thread, we learn about coins and collecting on all of the other threads but this is the place that we truly learn about each other.
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Bad transactions with : nobody to date
PS
I also worked with [I should say FOR] this wonderful women. She's also a musician/entertainer if the younger collectors forgot or did not know.
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Bad transactions with : nobody to date
She was truly a 'class act' in person.
Boston
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Bad transactions with : nobody to date
Given current news, here are some street artists in Venice about 10 years ago...
U.S. Type Set
Talented individuals @SkyMan
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Bad transactions with : nobody to date
We used to have "sidewalk Sam" here in Boston [ for 4 decades]
Mayor Kevin White and his likeness, as drawn by artist Bob Guillemin, also known as “Sidewalk Sam,” on City Hall Plaza in 1973
Sidewalk Sam, artist who turned streets into canvas, dies at 75
By Bryan Marquard Globe Staff,January 27, 2015, 12:00 a.m.
Leaning down from his wheelchair, Bob Guillemin dipped a brush into a yogurt cup filled with purple paint late one October afternoon in 1995 and highlighted the chalked words “For the Homeless” to complete a painting spanning a Government Center sidewalk.
Those brushstrokes marked the return of one of Boston’s best-known artists to his museum of choice: the city’s streets. Mr. Guillemin, who was 75 when he died in his sleep in his Newton home Monday morning, was Sidewalk Sam to the thousands who had watched him work since the early 1970s and uncounted others who encountered the chalk and painted art he created throughout Boston. On that October day, he completed his first public drawing since falling 21 months earlier while working atop the roof of his home, an accident that paralyzed his legs.
An artist who trained at Boston University and in Paris, he was rising through the traditional ranks of galleries and museums until the night he escaped a crowded reception for his one-man show at the Institute of Contemporary Art. “I went out on the streets and swept aside cigarette butts and bubble gum, and drew, in chalk, a copy of the ‘Mona Lisa,’ ” he told the Globe in 2007
Full interesting article here ****
https://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/2015/01/27/sidewalk-sam-boston-street-artist-robert-guillemin-created-murals-and-magic-city-walkways/4rjhqwEvn8BbUtMW4VLT7K/story.html
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Bad transactions with : nobody to date
Aim high. LOL
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Ahhhh...the circle of life. From the keg to your bladder, then from your bladder back to the keg.
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Looks like a delicious mid-night snack.
I wasn't aware that @ErrorsOnCoins had carry out.
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Vatican map gallery ceiling
Rainy day here in AZ. Been a while since I've seen a rainbow.
Very quick study. Great work. Here are a few of mine
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Quoteing...."KKATHY""After not the best but I think it looks ok for a beginner"
Dont be so shy about the reflection..I'm inpressed
This may sound a little off, but, the black color you created is
is so on point and the denisity feels so soft as it demands its respect of the abiss...... Spell check?
Really Cool peice.
Really good work IMHO
So many stars showed up this morning
The Ursa Major ....... better known as the Big dipper to the North
the exact rotation viewed from Hawaii
I am planning to be up bit earlier tomorrow to see the Northern star
..... and Orion belt to the South East
Yay! I’m headed to Florida for a few days. I’ll add pictures in the next few days.
My YouTube Channel
Golly Uncle Jed look at all them thar tall buildings!
Keeping with the Manhattan theme. It’s beautiful at night!
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I just want to remind everyone of what steroids can do to your body over the years.
Barry Bonds in 2005
Barry Bonds today
November 22, 1963
President John F. Kennedy is seen riding in motorcade approximately one minute before he was shot in Dallas, Tx., on Nov. 22, 1963. In the car riding with Kennedy are Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy, right, Nellie Connally, left, and her husband, Gov. John Connally of Texas. (AP Photo/Jim Altgens)
RIP JFK.
This guy and his German Shepard were beside me for about a quarter mile, i laughed because that dog was the happiest dog in town it looked like.
R.I.P Son 1986>2020
Orlando pics from today:
Lake Killarney:
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In the evening, closely the same angle:
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A nice little piece of Kunzite (about 30mm long) that I found at my latest mine dig... and the only thing of note I found.
Radiant Collection: Numismatics and Exonumia of the Atomic Age.
https://www.pcgs.com/setregistry/showcase/3232
http://www.pcgs.com/SetRegistry/publishedset.aspx?s=142753
https://www.autismforums.com/media/albums/acrylic-colors-by-rocco.291/
We should all be so lucky! Do you pay to hunt the mine? How far from Newport Beach (old digs)?
It’s about an hour and a half away, close to the Pala Casino.
https://digforgems.com/
Radiant Collection: Numismatics and Exonumia of the Atomic Age.
https://www.pcgs.com/setregistry/showcase/3232
One more from our visit to Manhattan.
We didn't specifically plan to visit the 911 memorial but we were in the area and decided we'd always regret it if we didn't see it and we owed it to those directly affected that tragic day.
I was not prepared for the powerful emotion of this Memorial.
I'm not kidding when I say it took my breath away as I approached the edge and looked in. I could not speak for quite a while.
Pictures don't do it justice.
You need to see it live... in motion.
"If I say something in the woods and my wife isn't there to hear it.....am I still wrong?"
My Washington Quarter Registry set...in progress
Hendricks BBQ
St. Charles Missouri
"Inspiration exists, but it has to find you working" Pablo Picasso
Sunset on beach at Gulf of Mississippi.
I'm an amateur astronomer from way back, seeing the night sky as it use to be is on my bucket list.
Yes I am envious of you PF.
Saturday stretch and...
...yawn.
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I wish I was in Colorado, Washington, Oregon or somewhere like that to get some of what you're smokin'!