Hello from the road. Tomorrow we’ll start burning it up. Here is a prompt that reflects the chaos of the moment. Actually it was a fun collaboration with my son, Broadus, but when I look at it now it seems to fit. So here it is. There is a story in here somewhere. I hope you find it…
mine enemy grows older 
Love this one, well I love them all, but each one deserves its own nodd. Hope you’re good, hi to Naomi, bubbs and B. I’ll hopefully have some time this weekend to play this one.
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**Big stupid looking grin on face**
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Well, it is nice to be first on the commentors list for this incredible painting. My morning has been donated to the pursuit of it.
Avian Armor
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glad i stopped by rick… another awesome painting filled w/beautiful blue visions… the colors you use never seize to amaze me… hopefully something will materialize on paper would hate to pass this one by…
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I think, this truly fits my thoughts, instead of the other way round!
http://firmlyrooted.blogspot.com/2008/08/liberate-yourself.html
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Here’s my take on the picture: memories
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Again, I am late to the party, not in chaos, but in praise.
I am loving the photos you share! They give us a real intimacy even thru cyberspace.
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I think I found a Tunnel of Bones
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Here and thanks for the inspiration š
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it’s a great summer day here on plant earth… soaring… thanks for the prompt rick it was a delightful painting…
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Hey Rick. Seems like its been awhile since I joined in. Here is my input
http://ozymandiaz.wordpress.com/2008/08/05/motion/
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Thanks for yet another fabulous work of art, Rick.
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Thank you every one for the notes and responses to the image prompt. I am just unwinding from a 3 day drive across the U.S. south. And Texas. Hard to imaging what it would be like growing up on those plains.
I am looking forward to reading your works and will post them tonight, I hope, or as soon as I can. The painting was a fun collaboration with Broadus, who was seven at the time. It will be interesting to see what the image has prompted.
Best wishes,
Rick
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The colors and movement in this one are stunning, Rick! Beautiful, beautiful work. I hope your are getting at least a little sleep these days š
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This isn’t only about this picture.
Soaked
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hi rick
i didn’t know my first comment got out or not or still lost somewhere in cyberspace. but here’s my take on your excellent painting. š
http://dsnake1.blogspot.com/
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