From my friend John Renshaw:
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It's interesting is that, in the literal sense, her "costume"
should make her appear much older. Yet when you see her close
up as a real living, breathing, person----you know something, it
makes her look much younger than she really is! (A message and inspiration for people of all ages, and all THE
AGES!) Don't let a young person come up to you and say (arrogantly),
"BAHHH....THAT LOOKS SO....SO FIFTH CENTURY" (Athens, Greece, as
in Democracy) or "BAHHH.....THAT LOOKS SO....SO 18th CENTURY"
(The U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights) or "BAHHH...THAT
LOOKS SO....SO 19th CENTURY" (Our gift from the appreciative
French) "BAHHH....THAT LOOKS SO....SO 20th CENTURY" (Yes, the lady
Jennifer Stewart was one of those born in that "drab" century.) "BAHHH....THERE WAS NEVER A WORLD BEFORE THE YEAR 2000!" (ask a
third grade elementary student) (Older people may be out-run, but never out-reasoned!)
And I, for one, am just a lil' teeny-bit "smarter than a fifth
grader." Not by much, but still smarter. Spoken with a touch of American "noblesse oblige."
"AMEN,BRUDDA !!!"
John A. Renshaw
I personally saw this lady perform at the South Street Seaport in Lower Manhattan. She is amazing, especially how she stays so still as if she was a real statue. The children are mystified looking at here.
up as a real living, breathing, person----you know something, it
makes her look much younger than she really is! (A message and inspiration for people of all ages, and all THE
AGES!) Don't let a young person come up to you and say (arrogantly),
"BAHHH....THAT LOOKS SO....SO FIFTH CENTURY" (Athens, Greece, as
in Democracy) or "BAHHH.....THAT LOOKS SO....SO 18th CENTURY"
(The U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights) or "BAHHH...THAT
LOOKS SO....SO 19th CENTURY" (Our gift from the appreciative
French) "BAHHH....THAT LOOKS SO....SO 20th CENTURY" (Yes, the lady
Jennifer Stewart was one of those born in that "drab" century.) "BAHHH....THERE WAS NEVER A WORLD BEFORE THE YEAR 2000!" (ask a
third grade elementary student) (Older people may be out-run, but never out-reasoned!)
And I, for one, am just a lil' teeny-bit "smarter than a fifth
grader." Not by much, but still smarter. Spoken with a touch of American "noblesse oblige."
"AMEN,BRUDDA !!!"
John A. Renshaw
I personally saw this lady perform at the South Street Seaport in Lower Manhattan. She is amazing, especially how she stays so still as if she was a real statue. The children are mystified looking at here.
Deacon John
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