Handwritten: Your Favourite Quotes

[Bookman]

 

(This is how my penmanship looks, when I'm lucky, if I write through my right-arm tremor. It's looked worse.)

[Freddy]

 

Fred

{thumbsup}

[Bookman]

[Freddy]

 

Fred

[Freddy]

three 0 four

 

Fred

"Cassius was right the fault dear Brutus

is not in our stars

but in ourselves."

 

Good Night & Good Luck.....Edward R. Murrow

[jmccarty3]

This is a common saying among my wine friends:

 

"As Paul Masson's banker says, 'It's time!'"

[Bookman]

[PaganArcher]

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[mehandiratta]

Today’s beautiful thought comes from Nobel Peace Laureate, Mother Teresa

[Bookman]

[Inky.Fingers]

[Inky.Fingers]

[Inky.Fingers]

[Freddy]

 

Fred

....you are gone but not forgotten

 

Farewell - Farewell

 

Brave Soul

 

May you Rest In Peace

[Bookman]

[Technomancer]

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Pilot Metropolitan M Nib Noodler's Baystate Blue

 

Sorry for the poor penmanship.

[Freddy]

 

Fred

 

No doubt the letter became well known to the general public after

Saving Private Ryan................How many of her sons..........................

Who wrote the letter...................Was she a Confederate sympathizer.

 

Kewl letter.................................................................................................

 

 

 

It's ah..No problem......No problem..whatsoever.

 

Piece of cake....Piece of crumb cake.

 

~ Father Guido Sarducci

[Bookman]

 

Fred

 

No doubt the letter became well known to the general public after

Saving Private Ryan................How many of her sons..........................

Who wrote the letter...................Was she a Confederate sympathizer.

 

Kewl letter.................................................................................................

 

 

 

It's ah..No problem......No problem..whatsoever.

 

Piece of cake....Piece of crumb cake.

 

~ Father Guido Sarducci

 

I realize others might be caught up in what took place beyond the four corners of that document. I'm not one of them. It wouldn't matter to me whether Mrs. Bixby had had no sons at all or had been a figment of Lincoln's imagination. And I'm fortunate enough to own The Collected Works of Abraham Lincoln (Rutgers University Press, 1953) and fortunate enough to have found the time over the years to read, among other things, every letter and every poem Lincoln ever composed, many of them, like the Bixby letter, several times. I have no doubt he wrote that letter. It sounds like Lincoln. To each, his or her own.

[Freddy]

 

I realize others might be caught up in what took place beyond the four corners of that document. I'm not one of them. It wouldn't matter to me whether Mrs. Bixby had had no sons at all or had been a figment of Lincoln's imagination. And I'm fortunate enough to own The Collected Works of Abraham Lincoln (Rutgers University Press, 1953) and fortunate enough to have found the time over the years to read, among other things, every letter and every poem Lincoln ever composed, many of them, like the Bixby letter, several times. I have no doubt he wrote that letter. It sounds like Lincoln. To each, his or her own.

 

Nor* am I caught up. I too have all of his collected work.

 

Please, no intentional offence on my part..............

 

Good night Stay well

 

Fred

 

Redactin' to add an R {are}

 

and lookin' at a Mathew Brady photograph {over my right shoulder}

in my study..which was made from the original wet plate negative.

Brady took the photo on the same day Lincoln addressed folks at

Cooper Institute, and next to the picture the last line from his speech that day...........................................

LET US HAVE FAITH THAT RIGHT MAKES MIGHT, AND IN THAT FAITH,

LET US, DARE TO DO OUR DUTY AS WE UNDERSTAND IT.

Edited May 6, 2016 by Freddy

[jmccarty3]

 

It's ah..No problem......No problem..whatsoever.

 

Piece of cake....Piece of crumb cake.

 

~ Father Guido Sarducci

 

 

I wonder if Fr. Sarducci still has the menu from the Last Brunch.