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Travels With The Hillcar!
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Journey to Hillaryland
Oil on canvas/4' by 6'/ 700.00 plus shippng
Baby Hillary
30" by 40" oil on canvas. 300.00 plus shipping.
Blue Hillary
30" by 40" oil on canvas. 300.00 plus shipping.
Envoy with raspberry pie
Envoys on moat
Gretchen talks with Envoys
Art Envoys traveling on
Envoy goes to the Gingerbread Mansion
Asbestos, Goddess of the Molten Pantsuit
Superstar
Another Pantsuiting day
Woodland Pantsuiters
The International Hillcar
Driven daily
About The Hillary Clinton Army and leader
- Paintress Gretchen
- Bisbee, Arizona, United States
- Paintress with a mission!
9 comments:
Happy Birthday, Florence!!! Let's all sing some kind of Sunshine song in her honor!
"It's a sunshine day!", perhaps?
What? Favorite TV Mom? I sure hope S.Jones never gets wind of this....
I said ONE of my favs.... Shirl is number one, Flo is number two!
Your two undeveloped melmac papers are Shirley, do you remember? I never got them into the mail, as only getting 4 fused into the magic melamine wasn't cost effective, I am waiting until I complete 3 more, and then will mail the 2 of mine and 2 of yours and 3 plus new ones. Happy Valentine's Day! xoKATE
Florence & Shirley are friends - In fact they are starting a new stage show together. Both born the same year, almost a month apart Feb 14th for Flo and March 31st for Shirl. One was a Pennsylvania Yankee and the other, a Kentucky Belle. One was an only child, while the other the youngest of ten. One of their fathers founded a brewery, the others father made moonshine. One sang in the church choir and one sang in the local grocery store for food. Both borrowed money to get to the Big Apple where they both auditioned for Richard Rogers and were asked if they would sing for his partner Oscar Hammerstein. Both got the job (However, one was for “South Pacific” and the other for “Oklahoma!” - Roles they would both play in time). Both were in huge demand on the biggest variety shows of the time and both continue to work regularly today in guest starring roles on Primetime television. Both were popular TV mom’s, whose hairstyles defined an era.
wow...awesome info from Anonymous!
I second that! Thanks for the info!
"It's a sunshine day!", perhaps?
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