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Old 03-06-2010, 10:23 AM   #15
Jean Kelly Jean Kelly is offline
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Yeh!!!

Well, sometime in the near future I will have the Hughes easel, along with other assistive devices to help me become a functioning artist again!

I've got some work ahead of me with muscle retraining and exercise, but am looking forward to it, and hope iI can still do some portraiture. I do believe that my style will change, but I was always too tight anyway, so this could be a good thing.

Thank you so much for all your assistance and help, Terri, Richard M, Marvin, and Richard B. It was all appreciated ( even the little "rough play").

Respectfully,
Jean Kelly
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