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estebanana -> Merry (Dec. 25 2016 3:39:49)
Christmas all you old codgers, complainers and curmudgeons. May two zero one seven be another new adventure.

Escribano -> RE: Merry (Dec. 25 2016 9:14:56)
Back at you Stephen and everyone else. Peace and goodwill to you all.

gerundino63 -> RE: Merry (Dec. 25 2016 9:40:31)
Same to you guys! Merry Christmas!

edguerin -> RE: Merry (Dec. 25 2016 9:45:28)
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

BarkellWH -> RE: Merry (Dec. 25 2016 11:25:08)
Merry Christmas to all! Best wishes for a productive, interesting 2017. Bill

Richard Jernigan -> RE: Merry (Dec. 25 2016 18:37:00)
Merry Christmas, Happy New Year, ¡Feliz Navidad!, ¡Prospero Año Nuevo!, God Jul! --and bless us every one! ---from Oaxaca de Juarez, Mexico... RNJ

estebanana -> RE: Merry (Dec. 25 2016 19:03:11)
Are you enjoying Mexico Richard? Since I'm now in CA. I've been eating my homemade Christmas tamales. Bill - 2017 sure to be 'interesting' - hahaa In addition to the tamal, been watching too many movie marathons on the Sci-Fi channel and eating cookies...........there could be worse things than being trapped at moms house.

NewPlayer -> RE: Merry (Dec. 25 2016 19:50:32)
Happy Holidays to all. I appreciate all the contributions to this site by all its members. Looking forward to another exciting year!

Richard Jernigan -> RE: Merry (Dec. 25 2016 22:29:22)
quote: ORIGINAL: estebanana Are you enjoying Mexico Richard? Since I'm now in CA. I've been eating my homemade Christmas tamales. Yes, indeed. Stayingt at a B&B about 5 miles from downtown. Place is absolutely stuffed with Mexican folk art. Proprietor is an American woman with contacts among the artisans in the surrounding villages. Food downtown is fabulous. At Teotitlan del Valle they buy raw wool from shepherds in the mountains. This couple and their 16-year old son clean, card, dye, spin and weave it. I bought the rug. RNJ Images are resized automatically to a maximum width of 800px

Richard Jernigan -> RE: Merry (Dec. 25 2016 22:36:34)
The alebrijes at San Martin Tilacajete began as simple small carvings in copal wood of the protective animals each person receives at birth, according to a complicated calendar formula. Then the Mexican surrealistic imagination took over. I didn't buy this jaguar--it would have taken over my whole house! But I did buy a couple of smaller pieces. Jacobo and Maria Angeles are world famous. One of the best German art presses has printed three coffee table size volumes of excellent photos of their stuff. RNJ Images are resized automatically to a maximum width of 800px

Richard Jernigan -> RE: Merry (Dec. 25 2016 22:50:47)
There have been great artists around here for quite a while. RNJ Images are resized automatically to a maximum width of 800px

BarkellWH -> RE: Merry (Dec. 26 2016 1:32:29)
quote: quote: ORIGINAL: estebanana Are you enjoying Mexico Richard? Since I'm now in CA. I've been eating my homemade Christmas tamales. Yes, indeed. Staying at a B&B about 5 miles from downtown. Place is absolutely stuffed with Mexican folk art. Proprietor is an American woman with contacts among the artisans in the surrounding villages. Food downtown is fabulous. At Teotitlan del Valle they buy raw wool from shepherds in the mountains. This couple and their 16-year old son clean, card, dye, spin and weave it. I bought the rug.RNJ Stephen, being "trapped" at mom's house eating Christmas tamales sounds pretty good to me. Richard, glad you are enjoying Oaxaca for Christmas. For my part, Marta and I are spending Christmas at the Bavarian Inn, near shepherdstown, West Virginia. Fireplaces in our room and in the main dining room. Just finished Christmas dinner and polished it off with three glasses of port in the "Ratskeller" bar. Marta's Christmas gifts to me are two books: "A Gentleman in Moscow," by Amor Towls, and "American Ulysses," a biography of Ulysses S. Grant by Ronald C. White. Both first rate. Merry Christmas, Bill

Piwin -> RE: Merry (Dec. 26 2016 8:10:31)
Merry Christmas!

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