This is so weird...I know I wrote a comment last night about the painting Thomas and Anna made, but I see tonight it didn't get published. So did I push a wrong button...did I just dream I wrote it...or is the comment somewhere out there in cyberspace?!? But...what I said in it I'll say again: What a great painting!! As I told T and A tonight (we had supper with them tonight in Worthington, after watching "Meet the Robinisons"): The picture looks to me like there's been a stormy day at sea, and then a brilliant sunset, and the water is choppy, with a few whitecaps, and lighted by the sunset. And I can almost see fish swimming around, but then decided it's just their bubbles I see, so I know they're just under the surface. Now I can't wait to see the painting in person...and I'm so glad you both signed your name. That's what should be done on any masterpiece. Then someday someone can take it to Antiques Roadshow and they'll be able to determine just who painted it, and then they'll value it at...what? 50 thousand? A million? I'm guessing it will be priceless! Good work T and A! Love you, Grandma
PS - Thanks for the fun in Worthington! Hope you were able to sleep on the way home (but not your mom!---and hope you'll have a great Saturday!
OK. so what did I do that my comment now shows up on the main page instead of having to click on the "comment" section to read it? Did I do something different? I welcome any insight! Mom
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This is so weird...I know I wrote a comment last night about the painting Thomas and Anna made, but I see tonight it didn't get published. So did I push a wrong button...did I just dream I wrote it...or is the comment somewhere out there in cyberspace?!?
But...what I said in it I'll say again: What a great painting!! As I told T and A tonight (we had supper with them tonight in Worthington, after watching "Meet the Robinisons"): The picture looks to me like there's been a stormy day at sea, and then a brilliant sunset, and the water is choppy, with a few whitecaps, and lighted by the sunset. And I can almost see fish swimming around, but then decided it's just their bubbles I see, so I know they're just under the surface. Now I can't wait to see the painting in person...and I'm so glad you both signed your name. That's what should be done on any masterpiece. Then someday someone can take it to Antiques Roadshow and they'll be able to determine just who painted it, and then they'll value it at...what? 50 thousand? A million? I'm guessing it will be priceless! Good work T and A! Love you, Grandma
PS - Thanks for the fun in Worthington! Hope you were able to sleep on the way home (but not your mom!---and hope you'll have a great Saturday!
OK. so what did I do that my comment now shows up on the main page instead of having to click on the "comment" section to read it? Did I do something different? I welcome any insight! Mom
what a masterpiece. sheer genius. the painting looks awesome. i can't wait until i can see it in person. great job thomas and anna. uncle matt
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