And then she died.
They didn't show her in the act, but MAN it was sad. Balling, can't catch your breath trying to be quiet OMG what a shock she died crying. I cried like I used to cry at Lassie movies when I was a kid. {I was not allowed to watch them after a while because I always had nightmares about Lassie.....} I sobbed so loud that the lady in front of me turned and looked back at me. {yes, her face was all red when the lights turned on too!} My shirt was wet because I was crying so much. I ran out of nasty popcorn butter napkins to wipe my face! Yes folks, that movie made me sad. We left the theater and I couldn't talk on the phone to my Big Valentine because I was crying. He asked me if it was that time. Um, NO!
However, I quickly recovered and we went to the local flea and I picked up this neato vintage original etching - which is totally fitting for my husband. The Fisherman's Love......is it the sea or is it she?? Well, of course it's both! Duh! I'm going to frame it for my big Valentine's office....
oh no - I can't go into that movie then .- LOL!
ReplyDeleteYikes! I would need to go to counseling after that! I cry at everything.
ReplyDeleteI do love your etching though! Very Cool!
Hi, I have the exact same picture of the couple on the beach. However, mine is a print without the name on it. I was wondering if you could tell me the artist's name or/the title of the picture. It would be nice to know. I think the etching is pretty awesome. Thank you tons.
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ReplyDeleteAwesome Etching! Whose the artist and what's the name of the picture?
It's by Bart P. Newman from a painting by R. Faldenberg.
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