Thanks Horsepussy for your great musical tastes/influences
"The bird pins were made of scrap lumber that was found in the camps as well as wire that was used to cover barrack windows. The artists used images of birds found in old copies of National Geographic magazines as their models. The beautiful pins seem to belie the circumstances under which they were created and exemplify the definition of gaman: enduring the seemingly unbearable with patience and dignity." Birds made in Japanese Internment Camps
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i love these pins. where did you find them?
Hey Lani! They were on a museums blog..oh and the journeys pics were not an exhibit...just part of the smithsonians reg collection. ;o)
Oh, that's the one you were talking abou. By the way, Horsepussy's dead, viva Chorro Explosivo! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CXpMrwfIHvQ
YES this one. i finally found that cd you made for people and it was the first song thanks! What? HP is dead? Dog food factory get him?
Chorro Explosivo HAHAHA.. so does that make your wife Horchata Caliente?
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