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A Place Where Others Can Get To Know A Little About Me
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- Mike
- Born in W.va, raised in Michigan. I have 2 children from my first marriage and was recently remarried. I now have 3 stepchildren and 5 grandbabies.
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8 comments:
that is freaking cool.
cool counter...looks good for your site.
Gonna try that Pogo.com....thx!
I love it! It fits your blog so well. Great job.
Sweet!!
Chelle
I looked at your counter and now, I am sorry I did that! Mine still is not working -apparently still an error someplace within! But, seriously, I really like your counter there, as it truly fits your blog's image!
Fabulous counter - so appropriate!
Cool counter. Perfect fit for your site. I especially like how you weathered your train pieces. Good technique. I used to do what is called dry brush painting to get (an old look) with acrylic paints. It was lots of putsy work but the affect I got was well worth it. No fake look. Your trains look real good too. I paint a lot with pastels..and I love how the colors blend. Keep up the great work on your blog. I find it very interesting and it's a good creative outlet for when you need something new to do.
Have a good one and Happy Turkey day to you and Barb too.
XXX Jolie
jolie- I do the dry brush technique on my trains also. Usually on the trucks(wheelsets) I am just beginning to use some new paints I got for the cars. I'll practice with some older cars first though. I'm most comfortable with the pastel chalks at the moment though.
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