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At 2:51am on June 11, 2009, Jiri (George) F. Kovats said…: i guess the last message doies not need an answer.

George

At 2:39am on June 11, 2009, Jiri (George) F. Kovats said…: A third message! Now, I have to tell you a secret - I was away for a month so that's why I did not respond quickly. Good to hear that there is someone else building a house. How did it come out. We moved to Colorado in 2007 and had a house built that I designed with a local architect - poor thing. It came out great!

George

At 2:33am on June 11, 2009, Jiri (George) F. Kovats said…: Hello again,
no need to apologize for the second message, I like messages. Perhaps I should have been more precise in mentioning printmaking. I have done linocuts, corrugated cardboard cuts, and eraser like material (don't know what's the official name) cuts. All using water and oil based standard printmakers inks. Never used soya inks. But judging from eating a lot of soya chocolate in my younger years, it ought to be good. Sorry, have no experience with soya inks.

George

At 2:27am on June 11, 2009, Jiri (George) F. Kovats said…: Hello Dawn,
thanks for leaving me a complimentary comment.
I sure have interesting stories to telllllll Hey, I served in the Red Army, fled the Russian occupation of Czechoslovakia in 1968 3 days after the Russian tanks rolled in, and lived for 2 years in London, England. And, most importantly, I have polarizing opinions. How much more "interesting" can you take? I'm thinking about writing a book.

George