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  1. [Baren 25317] Re: Born in the 1850's ... ("MPereira")
  2. [Baren 25318] Re: Barbara Patera ("MPereira")
  3. [Baren 25319] Re: Born in the 1850's ... (b.patera # att.net)
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Message 1
From: "MPereira"
Date: Sat, 19 Jun 2004 14:31:35 -0300
Subject: [Baren 25317] Re: Born in the 1850's ...
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But that is "reincarnation" , too, like it is said in
Spiritism , by the french Allan Kardec.
Perhaps, you, Dave, were in some passed reincarnation
one of those guys of the ukio-e and was born now
and chose to do the same thing you did in your past
here. So, you went again look after (ok?) for repeating
your existence as a ukio-e, but now being free to make
for yourself, now we are uour boss.
Like Kardec says, it happens frequently with artists.

I wish I could be understood.

Thank you,

Best wishes
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Message 2
From: "MPereira"
Date: Sat, 19 Jun 2004 14:56:33 -0300
Subject: [Baren 25318] Re: Barbara Patera
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Hi, Barbara,
I am sending to you
next week, by Thursday,
the "things" I owe you.

I am working for a "salon"
here in Sao Paulo, doing
a seire of prints. Well,
you will see.

Forgive me not writing before.

I loved the self portrait exchange.
Each print is better than the others.
All great artists.
Thank you all, participants.
Thank you for being between them.

Murilo Pereira in Floripa.



PS. : I bought this morning, here is Saturday, 6.19.2004,
in the Book store, a post card so you see Floripa.
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Message 3
From: b.patera # att.net
Date: Sat, 19 Jun 2004 19:44:43 +0000
Subject: [Baren 25319] Re: Born in the 1850's ...
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John,

Only a man would wish to have been born in 1850. :-)

I'm old enough to remember when vacuum cleaners were a novelty ( rugs were beaten), washing machines had wringers, diapers were boiled, and ice boxes still had an iceman deliver daily chunks of ice in his horse drawn wagon. Housework back then was a major undertaking and that is what most women did day in and day out. No carving and printing for them. So I'm glad that I've lived most of my life during the later half of the 20th century.
AND I CAN VOTE TOO! :-)

Barbara P.