Cristy on mon 17 may 04
isn't really handmade. I love those phony credit cards you get in the =
mail. They make wonderful ribs to clean off pots before you remove them =
from the wheel. The best one I have was from Discover, it is clear blue =
and bends anyway you want and bounces back. =20
So if anyone is afraid of loosing fingers by creating their own tools, =
here's something you can do with all the junk mail that comes in. I =
know my idea isn't original, but sometimes it's better to reuse than =
throw away, or not spend $6 shipping on a $3 tool.
I'm not bitter.
Cristy Reynolds
Zippy Dragonfly Pottery
Lexington, KY
"Creativity is allowing yourself to make
mistakes. Art is knowing which ones to=20
keep." --Scott Adams
Hank Murrow on tue 18 may 04
Dear Cristy;
I love the letters that come with those 'free' credit
cards............they tell me that I am pre-approved, and I take it as
a message from the universe, then use the card in my studio. And when I
write my check to the IRS, I write on the bottom that it is all to go
to the Smithsonian, especially the freer & Sackler Galleries. Makes it
sooooo much easier to send that check off in the mail. Self-deception?
Sure........and I have NO trouble getting up in the morning.
Cheers from Hank-on-the-road
On May 17, 2004, at 9:14 PM, Cristy wrote:
> I love those phony credit cards you get in the mail. They make
> wonderful ribs to clean off pots before you remove them from the
> wheel. The best one I have was from Discover, it is clear blue and
> bends anyway you want and bounces back.
>
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