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Yesterday was a fine day to be a goat as workshop attendees Tom and Diane showered them with treats! (More on this weekend’s workshop coming up in a few days.)

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Posted by Suzanne McMinn on August 12, 2012

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8-12
9:12
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I seem to feel that I’ve seen that hand before.

In a painting?

In a magazine ad?

In a TV show?

YES! I’ve seen that hand in a TV show! Thjat same hand was delivering the Crown of Russia to Ivan The (not-yet-but-soon-to-become) Terrible!

Here it is! The very same hand!

http://s650.photobucket.com/albums/uu228/OldGeezer/?action=view&current=history_arm.jpg

Could this very same Old Geezer (i.e. me) be that old! To have delivered a crown to a tyrant hundreds of years ago?

No. Alas, he was merely an uncredited extra on the show “Engineering an Empire: Russia” on the History Channel.

Spielberg never called.

Sigh.

Mr. Pibb will understand.

Old Geezer

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8-12
10:46
pm

LOL! Good to know that you made it home safely…was wonderful to meet you and Mrs. OG

dede

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8-13
12:15
am

Looks like more than goats getting a treat to me! Is that Coco? And Old Geezer sounds like a hoot!

jamitysmom

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8-13
12:24
am

Can’t wait to see who the “other” Tom and Diane are! Just hope they don’t have the same last name! How unusual that would be!!

doubletroublegen

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